Well we made it once again to the end of the world. It was a beautiful walk over the mountain, through the small villages. A farmer showed us his crops. What I thought was tomato plants turned out to be potatoe plants. We met a Frenchman who has helped us before. He explained how to get into Muxia without getting lost. We then met a German woman we met in Finisterre who was on her way back. Her daughter lives I'n Stockton California. Roads were easy to walk. Lovely. We came into Muxia. It is a small fishing port with a population of a little over 6000. An interesting place with narrow winding streets. We walked the city and then came up to the modern new albergue that has 24 beds. Cost is 5 euros each. We then went to the harbor for lunch. I wanted to try pulpo which is a spicy octopus. Not my thing. It is too rubbery. Stu had to eat most of it as i ate the baby clams. Excellent we had salad, bread and Ribera wine.
Name:
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Lires-muxia
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Date:
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May 16, 2011 10:32 pm
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Map:
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Distance:
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6.78 miles
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Elapsed Time:
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5:04:25
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Avg Speed:
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1.3 mph
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Max Speed:
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5.4 mph
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Avg Pace:
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44' 55" per mile
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Min Altitude:
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12 ft
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Max Altitude:
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886 ft
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Start Time:
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2011-05-17T05:32:14Z
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Start Location:
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Latitude:
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42.998009º N
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Longitude:
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9.243111º W
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End Location:
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Latitude:
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43.103753º N
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Longitude:
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9.216664º W
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