Our drive today was about two hours. Before leaving Corias we were able to look into the church. It was open because they were preparing for Mass. The church is a part of the monastery and so it’s built into the Parador building.
About half way through our drive we saw a sign for the caves of Peña de Candamo. According to Google they have great prehistoric art. Unfortunately the visitors center was closed and you can only enter the caves on a tour.
At the Parador of Cangas de Onis we had our welcome drinks, played some cards, and then went for a walk about two miles up the river to the actual town of Cangas de Onis, where we stopped for coffee.
Cangas de Onis has a magnificent Roman Bridge. We crossed it and walked back to the Parador on the other side of the river.
We had a great Parador dinner.
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What is the black thing on top of your trout? As always, the cheese board is making my mouth water and the pork carpaccio looks very yummy.
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Im not sure. It was kind of like styrofoam. It melted in my mouth and it had an intriguing taste. Perhaps it was made from seaweed? I think it was there for decoration!
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What is the dark thingy laying on your trout?
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Im not sure. It was kind of like styrofoam. It melted in my mouth and it had an intriguing taste. Perhaps it was made from seaweed? I think it was there for decoration!
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