All scallop shells. I haven't a clue who built it or when. It is located at the top of a hill which are special places on the camino. Closer to heaven, I suppose.
From the window of the alburgue looking down on Arcade. I stopped and the owner said that he was full, only 10 beds, but that I could have his room and he would sleep on the couch. That's the camino - hospitality and capitalism or as the Quakers used to say, do well be doing good. The pilgrim bridge in Arcade. It's wide enough for a car and a walker. Tomorrow on to Pontevedra.
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