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Field of flowers as we entered Lires<\/p><\/div>\n

We stayed at Casa Luz in Lires. It is a small rustic house run by Yolanda and her mother. I think there were only 4 rooms.\u00a0 We were the only guests that night. They spoke almost no English, in fact we had to have the people at the Hotel Mariquito (where we stayed the night before) help in making our reservations. \u00a0It all worked out just fine. \u00a0 When we arrived, Yolanda offered us a beer and some freshly baked cake. \u00a0So we enjoyed\u00a0freshly baked cake and a cold beer on the patio overlooking the valley down to the ocean.\u00a0 Such a view (unfortunately no photo – forgot to take it) !<\/p>\n

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Casa LIres – the patio with the great view is on the right behind the railing<\/p><\/div>\n

Dinner was about 50 meters away at the local bar. There were several groups of female pilgrims on the patio of the bar having a great time. They looked like there were school teachers but they were speaking German, French, Spanish, a little english (not from the UK). \u00a0We didn’t see them on the trail before we arrived in Lires or the next day on the way to Muxia so I suppose they were part of some organized tour party. \u00a0Maybe they just left earlier or later than we did.\u00a0 But we had not seen them before and we did not see them again the next day on the way to Muxia so it is really unclear how they were functioning when moving from town to town.\u00a0 But at the bar they had no problem having a nice, sociable time.<\/p>\n

Tomorrow we finish in Muxia, I am sad to say.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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