Walk and Horreo

Sleeping in a Parador is perhaps not the place to sleep along the Camino de Santiago for a usual pilgrim.
But a traditional horreo, that's an option for the pilgrim living traditonal values, right?

Architect Nacho Gias from Madrid rebuilded four traditional horreos along the camino into luxurious 2 person cabins. (66$ a night)

By the end of 2016 two more are planned.

Catesby Holmes reports in Conde Nast Traveler

See also the Walk and Horreo site

In the picture

As I'm also a photographer, so.. interested.

This entry brings you some great views on pilgrimage and photography, places of worship, places of wanderlust, solitude, fog and snow...

First is the Hajj pilgrimage, the Hajj to Mecca in pictures on The Guardian.

See this photo documentary here on the webpages of The Guardian.

Michael George walked the Camino the Santiago. He walked the Camino Frances the same months I did. So, there are some mutual memories.

See his webgallery here.

Tim Hall visited Varanasi and Allahabad along the river Ganges.

See his webgallery here.

Hu Guoqing made a series, Passage to the heart,

on Buddhist pilgrims on their way to winter Lhasa.

See his work here.

See another serie on a pilgrimage to the Holy Mountain here.

More on the photographer here.