Crowned Jesus at Torres del Rio |
2006
In 2006 we walked through Torres del Rio,
stopping for a rest.
stopping for a rest.
Joe and Annie on the way to Sansol |
At the Iglesia de Santo Sepulcro,
we paid a lady €1 to visit.
It was a worthwhile stop
to see the inside of the building.
Because of it's octogonal shape
and similarity in construction to the church at Eunate, many believe it originally belonged
to the Knights Templar.
we paid a lady €1 to visit.
It was a worthwhile stop
to see the inside of the building.
Because of it's octogonal shape
and similarity in construction to the church at Eunate, many believe it originally belonged
to the Knights Templar.
The ceiling is beautiful |
The octogonal cylinder is flanked by 2 smaller cylinders. |
I also found an interesting cemetery here and stopped to take photos. It is a hobby of mine, submitting the photos to find-a-grave, so people doing genealogy might find their lost relatives.
2013
In 2013, I slept in Torres del Rio at Casa Mariela.
The place was friendly and clean.
However, I did find a bedbug crawling around
next morning.
next morning.
I feel really sad for the owners of these albergues.
It must be frustrating to work so hard
to have a nice place,
to have a nice place,
and then have pilgrims,
some ignorant, some irresponsible,
some ignorant, some irresponsible,
bring bedbugs into the lodgings.
Anyway, the village is sweet,
and Casa Mariela is a fine place to stay.
and Casa Mariela is a fine place to stay.
I would give certainly stay there again.
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