Church of the Crucifix, Puente la Reina.
From the Medieval fortified city of St Jean Pied de Port in French Basque Country and capital of Low Navarra, to Logrono, capital of La Rioja. The first stage is tough as it crosses North to South the Pyrenees by Roncevaux, then walking down towards Pamplona is breathtaking, both soft and steep. Wheatfields, olive trees and fruit trees orchards slowly change into vineyards as approaching Logrono. This program is an immersion into Spanish atmosphere and from Puente La Reina where the historic Camino Frances starts, you will certainly meet other pilgrims and learn History thanks to the rich heritage along the way of churches, monasteries, palaces. ( Read more : Ici & Là Nature )
Church of the Crucifix, Puente la Reina.
Alimentacion Camino de Santiago, Puente la Reina.
Bridge over the river Arga, Puente la Reina.
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Bridge over the river Arga, Puente la Reina.
Church of St-James, Puente la Reina.
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Church of St-James, Puente la Reina.
Church of San Pedro Apóstol de Mañeru.
Mañeru. Streets.
Church of San Román Cirauqui
Church of San Román Cirauqui
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Cirauqui Church Portal.
Cirauqui.Streets.
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Medieval streets and houses of Cirauqui.
Medieval streets of Cirauqui.
Medieval streets of Cirauqui.
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Self guided Walking -The way of St-James ( Camino de Santiago ).
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Camino Frances The Way of St James from St Jean to Logrono with Ici & Là Nature : Click here !
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Self guided Walking -The way of St-James ( Camino de Santiago ).
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Camino Frances The Way of St James from St Jean to Logrono with Ici & Là Nature : Click here !
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Self guided Walking -The way of St-James ( Camino de Santiago ).
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Camino Frances The Way of St James from St Jean to Logrono with Ici & Là Nature : Click here !
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Self guided Walking -The way of St-James ( Camino de Santiago ).
Camino Frances The Way of St James from St Jean to Logrono with Ici & Là Nature : Click here !
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Camino Frances The Way of St James from St Jean to Logrono with Ici & Là Nature : Click here !
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
Self guided Walking -The way of St-James ( Camino de Santiago ).
Camino Frances The Way of St James from St Jean to Logrono with Ici & Là Nature : Click here !
Self guided Walking -The way of St-James ( Camino de Santiago ).
Walk the whole Camino with our expert for more than 20 years
The first stage of the Camino Frances starts in Saint Jean Pied de Port. The stage is tough as it crosses North to South the Pyrenees by Roncevaux, then walking down towards Pamplona is breathtaking, both soft and steep. Wheatfields, olive trees and fruit trees orchards slowly change into vineyards as approaching Logrono. This program is an immersion into Spanish atmosphere and from Puente La Reina where the historic Camino Frances starts, you will certainly meet other pilgrims and learn History thanks to the rich heritage along the way of churches, monasteries, palaces. ( Read more : Ici & Là Nature )
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These are truly beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing. In case I never make it over to France and Spain, at least I have a sense of what the light and architecture look like.
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It was interesting to discover that there are several “Way of St. James” routes – the one you took from France is very well-known; this may be the very popular one which also passes through Burgos? There is a route from Southern Spain which passes through Caceras and Salamanca – you can see the trademark scallop-shell symbols embedded in the medieval streets of both these cities.
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Hello ! Thanks for your comment !
There are many different routes in France. The route coming from the South of Spain is called Via Plata. If you want to know more, read the article on my blog :
http://icietlanature.blogspot.fr/2012/03/way-of-saint-james-or-el-camino-de.html
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I love these pictures!
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These are truly lovely photos…great job…and eye!
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Thanks a lot for the congrats…Thierry
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I love France!!!!!!!
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Absolutely beautiful pictures, stunning !!
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Great work! I plan to walk this pilgrimage next May! I am preparing myself for this trip now. Love the photos!! Thanks for checking out my blog!
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Thank you for the comment. Will you walk the pilgrimage alone ? Where will you start to walk ? Le Puy en Velay ?
If you need any information, or any hotel reservation, luggage transfer…just send me an email. Cécile
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Stunning! What camera and lens took the images? (I want what you have.) The precision of each image makes for calendar-perfect. I do not mean that as an insult. Color saturation and sharpness were precise. Did you manipulate the color? I’m curious and impressed.
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Truly amazing!
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Gorgous pictures! Love the architectural details! Such an ancient and timeless looking place. Time stopped and posed for you to take its picture.
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Fabulous photos! Thanks you.
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This is great work. You are really talented!
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You’ve got a great eye! Keep it up.
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Just beautiful!
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Beautiful pictures!
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Thank you, we are honoured!
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Great inspiration to do the walk, thank you! And thank you for the follow too.
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Brillian! Soothing! Stunning! Thank you for the walk! ~~Vickie
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I really enjoyed your stunning photos of France, and I will be sure to look at more of your blogs. Thanks so much for following mine.
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Beautiful pictures – have been to Santiago but didn’t walk there – would like to one day. The section through the western Pyrenees looks one to look forward to.
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THank you for the follow. Your photographs are breathtaking! I would love to do the Camino sometime soon, particularly The Way of St James. Best wishes, Karen
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I would like to Walk This Way!
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This is eerie, and perfect timing. I was thinking of doing the Way of St. James next year to celebrate my 60th birthday, and this past weekend I was on a retreat with a guy whose daughter had hiked it twice. So now you begin to follow my blog, I suppose my decision is made. I love your pictures, they are so enticing. You have me hooked. Thank you.
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These are some amazing views.
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This is really wonderful. So glad to find it. One day I will make this pilgrimage.
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Really enjoy the different perspectives on these beautiful shots. The church portal really drew me in – and made me a little dizzy.
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Beautiful photos! Makes me really miss France!
P.S. thanks for checking out my blog too 🙂 (sarahmarierooney.com)
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Great photo collection. Did the walk last year….brings back memories!
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Lovely photos and clearly listed for viewing. The statue of Christ with the shepherd’s crook is wonderful and best I’ve ever seen. Of course I LOVE scuplture. Thanks for reading my blogs. Hope you are not disappointed. The day before the earth was hit I put up an inner feeling about it. I worked as an Architectural Secretary but retired (ill-health) so thank you for my free tour of the buildings. France is my favourite country and a few I played with moved there when they married years ago. One day perhaps!
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These photos are stunning and remind me so much of my time in France. Thank you for posting. Please consider changing your startling green source label. I understand you don’t want others to take your photos, but the green label is very distracting. Your photos are so beautiful they deserve to capture more of the attention.
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que de belles photos, merci pour le voyage et la visite 🙂
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Fantastic pictures!
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Awesome architecture and great photos!
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Your photographs are beautiful! Thank you for the like on The Walk, and following my blog. Amazing pictures. Have a wonderful day.
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I enjoyed your pictures. Not everybody can “see” the beauty in the things around him! Thanks for sharing!
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An excellent record of an experience of a lifetime.
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Beautiful photos. Worth treasuring. Trust the walk was fulfilling.
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Reblogged this on mycameraspeaks and commented:
Beautiful pictures. Always imagined doing the Camino god willing
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Je veux y aller un jour! C’est belle! 🙂
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Wonderful pictures! Really great!
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Wow! Outstanding! Friends of mine are training for this walk. I want to go too. Thank you!
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Wonderful.
Congratulations. You accomplished your pilgrimage. Splendid pictures of the places you passed through.
I have read a lot about this way of St. James. The most recent is: A Sense of Direction by Gideon Lewis-Kraus.
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Thanks for this post. I was walking the Camino last year and there’s lots that I recognise here. Thanks for following my blog too.
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STUNNING PHOTOS!
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Nice reading about you
Thanks for visiting my blog. Be in touch. Browse through the category sections, I feel you may find something of your interest.
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I arrived in Santiago by bike and remember a wonderful few days there. Going to mass was a highlight of the visit!
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Oh my goodness: I recognise some of these places from your excellent photos. I hope, when in the Rioja region, you tried some of the outstanding wines and excellent food! We stayed in Haro and used Haro as a base to walk along part of the Camino de Santiago. I am glad you like “In search of unusual destinations”, by the way. Phil.
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Lovely!
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thanks for sharing! beautiful shots.
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Beautiful pictures, you have captured the architecture and countryside in an amazing way. Camino de Santiago is a dream of mine.
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Wow, you do an outstanding job! Good work!
P.S. Thanks for checking out my blog (niasimoneauthor.com).
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