Romans used to mine gold in Las Medulas, and their engineering work changed the entire landscape of the mountain. Amazing!


We had a nice hike, explored the caves, looked at the unique tree trunks, the flowers of the chestnut tree, the cherry tree, and a very nice lunch of BBQ ribs!

More ride and we then arrived Lugo, a UNESCO site, whose city is still completely surrounded by intact Roman walls. Built in the 3rd century, the wall has ten gates and 71 towers.
We did a little walk on the wall:
Finally we arrived Santiago de Compoatela!
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