Muxia

Yesterday June 14 started foggy, cleared to a beautiful day. Many small villages and more hills to turn the corner at the top of a hill to see the magnificent ocean. The church is close to waters edge and the lighthouse. Albergue Bela Muxia was great - clean, modern and there was a pot of lentil soup for guests. A couple of wine down by the water and I was ready for bed. 
Km 35 / Total 872










 

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