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Pradžia 63
Sukūrimo data / 2024 / Rugsėjis / 24
Church visit for our stamp
Church visit for our Camino stamp. The priest welcomes visitors and hopes that they will make a little donation.
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Arriving at Alto del Perdon
We arrive at the famous Monument of the Alto del Perdón
Standing by your chosen pilgrim
The metal figures depict pilgrims from different times.
Pilgrims and animals
Figures depicting pilgrims from different times accompanied by horses, mules and dogs.
Monument of the Alto del Perdón
This Monument of the Alto del Perdón is the work of Vicente Galbete
Tony likes the dog too
Monument of the Alto del Perdón - Tony likes the dog too.
My pet dog
Monument of the Alto del Perdón - these pilgrims brought their dog along.
Juan, Tony & Santiago
Monument of the Alto del Perdón inscription - "donde se cruza el camino del viento con el de las estrellas" translates as "Where the path of the wind crosses that of the stars"
Three amigos on Alto del Perdón
The Three Musketeers - Juan,Tony and Santiago on the Alto del Perdón or Hill of Forgiveness
Alto del Perdón
The Monument of the Alto del Perdón or Hill of Forgiveness is a famous Camino sculpture.
The crowd on Alto del Perdón
This Monument of the Alto del Perdón is a must-see for all pilgrims and hence the crowd.