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Royal Way Trasmonte-Ponte Maceira
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The royal´s ways were routes in which transited people of diferents origins. The Royal Way goes from Santiago de Compostela to Fisterra-Muxia. In this way finishes the xacobea´s routes that were medieval. The mostly pass through Ames. It is important for this places, years ago, there was a dispute between the Santiago´s arcebispo and the Altamira´s counts. Also, now a days hundreds of pilgrims go for this important way.(www.concellodeames.gal)

Jessica Natalia Pinheiro, Laura de la Torre González, Rebeca Rivas Gómez · 17 mayo 2018 23:30

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Parada #	Nombre	Descripción	Latitud	Longitud
1	Ponte Maceira	The Ponte Maceira is a place in which the Royal way goes. This place is on the Tambre´s river. The bridge was built for the romans and after it expenrienced more changes. Now is a medieval bridge and It is important because to date the pilgrims go their way and it is a historic point very reconiced.	42,905280800	-8,694352900
2	Altamira's Towers	The Altamiras towers are a big cultural heritage. This structure, in the five century, was formed by six towers, enough pits and a walled. Later in the nine century was built the fortified on an old foundations. The Altamira´s Towers belonged to the Moscoso´s family. Curiously, in this place, in one part of the Royal Way, there was a dispute bewteen the Moscosos and the Santiago´s arcebispe because they wanted the lands of the valley of the Mahía.	42,877655500	-8,688600300

Riddle
What famous way goes by here and is related with the old Royal Way?
CLUE: (the pelgrims go around here)
CAMIÑO DE SANTIAGO

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Adrián Vilariño Abelenda, Lucas Alonso · 3 mayo 2018 18:16

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Juan Trigo García · 29 abril 2018 13:34

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Parada #	Nombre	Descripción	Latitud	Longitud
1	Oca, Ames	Oca is a little village in the parish of Ames.	42,927120938	-8,675537338

Riddle
Many types of geese exist, as we know now, but wich one is a guide or map of the Camino de Santiago?

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Marta Deus Otero, Marta Rodríguez Barbazán, Noa Álvarez Clavero, Sabela Riveiro Dios · 25 abril 2019 16:20

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sepulchral grave of Bishop Nausto
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Inside the old church of Santo Andre I took in Trobe this sepulchral gravestone of the nausto bishop. The inscription reads: "Here rests the Bishop Nausto of happy luck, priest to whom the feeding faith took to the heavens ... He lies in this sepulcher on November 22 of the year 912. May a pious prayer be sent to him". The sepulcral grave has 1106 years old, it was built in 912 Bishop Nausto (also called nasti, nautico or naustino) was bishop of Coimbra in the time of Don Alfonso III. He was born in 867 and died with 45 years and 26 years of bishopric. The bishop was buried in that sepulchral grave and he still being there. The information is from the book “España sagrada”.

Daniel Martos Leal · 13 mayo 2018 17:09

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Parada #	Nombre	Descripción	Latitud	Longitud
1	Church	This is the church, here we’ll explain a few about the church, come indoor and watch the tombstone and, finally, (if there’s time) stop to rest	42,763642100	-8,501964211

Riddle
With the cross hanging, of important hierarchy I am, I travelled a lot but I died young. First I visited the west, I like to be on the coast and then, to the northwest. And there, in the mountains I am stamped on the wall, resting in peace.
Who I am?

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