Stone to Stone (Camino francés, 10)
San Juan de la Peña, monastery.
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This medieval monastery seems to grow out of the mountain, so close it is built by its constructors to the surrounding rocks, and disposing of an own spring, it was easy to defend. It is not exactly on today's pilgrim's way from Jaca to Santa Cilia, but it is clearly worth the little detour to see it. It is said to be one of the places where the Holy Grail was kept during the middle ages, and some kings of Aragón are buried here.
En el camino de Santiago (Camino francés, 1)
Oliver Barnola
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Robert Riley 07/07/2005 21:19
Camino is a beautiful place, your shots are very good, but I dont understand your profilr comments.Oliver. Barnola. 01/07/2005 18:49
Thanks for your comment.No, I'm not looking for the Holy Grail. I would be more interested in finding the Philosopher's Stone. ;-)
You couldn't find the Grail there. If I remember well, it was transfered to the cathedral of Valencia.
Oli
Robert H. (analog) 01/07/2005 15:50
Are You searching for the Holy Grail?I have been there 2 Years ago, but haven´t found it.
Nice Pic!Robert