We decided to take the road less traveled from A Coruna to Gijon. We snaked up some mountains and down others. Several gigantic raised roadways gave me the heebies! Foz was our first stop and it was a tiny town right on the coast but still very hilly. We popped into the tourist office and saw the displays that they had. Then we stayed off the highway and drove through the smaller towns along the way. It coincided with the North Path of the Camino de Santiago. We saw many pilgrims walking in the sun as well as signs pointing the way for them to follow. We reached Ribadeo and toured the town. The drive was easy until we plotted the way out of town. then is was a zig zag back and forth on tiny streets with tight turns. We eventually found our way to the bridge and over to Asturias.
Foz down at the waters edge
Pick up my boat please
Telling fish stories
A sand bank across the inlet
The water was so clear
A fisherwoman with fish on her head
This is a wide bay and the RV's have once again found a fantastic spot to park
Off we go to the inlet
The region
Inside the tourist information building
This ship was lost to the sea in 1945
The fish in the story just got bigger
A nicely protected harbor
Heading out
Narrow streets on our way out
Nicely painted
Pride of place
Back on the road we pass a grand house
Big places along the path
Wowzers
Just look for the pink building
In Ribadeo it seems like a big town
then the streets get smaller
Right up until it was a one way street with barely enough room for the car and a hairpin turn to boot
All roads converge to this single bridge
Finding out way out
El Buzo!
Deep sea drinking
It has been 4 years and 108 days since we began our Migration
