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Hi my friend! How are you? Thank you very much for your support 😉👍 I'm very happy that you enjoy my tours in the same way that I enjoy your tours around Busan. Greetings! See you soon!

I am glad that you like it. Thank you very much for your visit 😊

You're welcome, my friend! It's a pleasure to share it with you and I'm very glad that it brought back good memories of your visit to Santiago. Precisely one of my objectives in filming these walking tours is not only for people to discover the city but also for those who already know it to be able to "visit" it again. I suppose that many things have changed since your visit, although the most important things remain the same as always. I hope that you can visit Santiago again soon and walk its streets for yourself. Greetings and thank you very much for your visit and for sharing your memories.

@@WalkingSpain Any your mission is accomplished! Great job.

Muchas gracias amigo mio por hacerme una visita! Me alegra que hayas disfrutado este recorrido por Vigo. Si, tienes razón, es una ciudad muy acogedora para pasear, salvo que te pille la lluvia que en esta ciudad es algo muy frecuente 😄 Además es una de las ciudades que más cuida la decoración navideña en España, me alegro que te haya gustado. Saludos desde España! Nos vemos

You are welcome my friend! It is my pleasure to share it. I am glad that you enjoyed this tour. Thank you very much for your visit. Ha e a great day 😊

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Thank you very much for your comment my friend! I agree with you, it is a beautiful cathedral. I am glad that you like it 😊

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You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed Santiago de Compostela again. Thank you very much for your visit. Have a nice day!!

Hola! How are you? 8 inches of snow! 🥶 I think we've never seen that amount of snow here in Salamanca, it's obvious that your winters are in another league 😄 I'm glad you enjoyed this tour too. Yes, Compostela is known for sheltering (at least that's what tradition says) the remains of the Apostle Santiago, which is why every year it is filled with pilgrims from all over the world who want to walk the Camino de Santiago. There are several routes, although the best known is the one that begins in France and runs through the north of Spain, it is known as Camino Frances (French Way). Although most pilgrims do not do it completely and start in places closer to Santiago. I suppose that nowadays crossing the Pyrenees must not be so complicated, but as you say in the Middle Ages it must have been very hard, as well as dangerous in many parts of the trip because there were many vandids. At that time it was a real challenge to complete the Camino de Santiago, they must have had a lot of faith. Sculpture of the ladies represents the typical Galician older ladies, with scarves on their heads... and with an umbrella in case it rains 😄 (that day I was very lucky because it was a sunny day). I also liked that sculpture I found it very curious what you said about the traffic lights with a Boston accent... Although it is a shame that this accent is heard less and less! The one heard on this tour speaks in Galician and has a Galician accent! 😄 In the rest of Spain, traffic lights usually don't have a voice, they just make a beep, and when they do, it's with a neutral accent, so you could say that this traffic light is a rarity. Old town of Santiago has preserved the urban planning of the Middle Ages very well, with narrow and labyrinthine streets. It is a type of urban planning that I really like because you never know where you might end up (in fact, at one point during the tour I thought I had gotten lost 😄) I agree with you, Plaza de Obradoiro is amazing, it is one of the most beautiful in Spain (although as a native of Salamanca, in my opinion, the most beautiful is the one in Salamanca 😁). In this square are perhaps the most spectacular cathedral in Spain and one of the most beautiful hotels (and also the oldest) and of course the town hall in front of the cathedral could not be missing 😄 You are right, I cannot imagine how difficult it must have been to build those great cathedrals in those times, even in more recent times it must have been difficult to build the first large skyscrapers in the United States with these materials. I'm sorry I couldn't film more of the inside of the cathedral, but at that time, except for the altar, there wasn't much lighting and the images were very noisy. You're right, what you see at the end are the organ pipes. You can't see it very well in the video, but in front of the altar is the botafumeiro, which is one of the most famous symbols of this Cathedral. It's a large censer that moves from the central dome of the Cathedral. When it's in operation, it's really spectacular to see how it moves from one side of the cathedral to the other, throwing out smoke. I hope everything went well and you didn't have any mishaps with the snow. Thanks for your visit! Nos vemos. Take care

@WalkingSpain For the first time in 130 years, New Orleans in the southern US got 8 inches of snow, as well as near Pensacola Florida. So who knows, maybe it will happen in Salamanca too. 😆

​@@bostonwalkdrive7763You're right 😂 Just in case I should buy a shovel

귀하의 친절한 의견에 감사드립니다. 영상이 마음에 드셔서 기쁘네요. 제 채널에 오신 것을 환영합니다! 좋은 하루 되세요

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Thank you so much my friend! I also hope you have a great year and that all your wishes come true! 😊

I am glad that you like it. Thank you very much for your visit and welcome to my channel 😊 Have a nice day!!

Thank you very much for your visit and your kind comment. I am glad that you enjoyed this tour. Stay healthy too my friend! Greetings!!

Thank you very much for your visit my friend! I am glad that you like it. Have a nice day 😊

Thanks for liking!!

You are welcome my friend! It is my pleasure to share it. I am glad that you enjoyed this tour. Thank you very much for your visit and your support. Have a nice day 😊

You are welcome my friend! I am glad that you like it. Thank you very much for your visit. Have a nice week!!😊

Thank you very much for your visit and your support. I am glad that you enjoyed this tour. Hope you have a great week my friend!

You are welcome my friend! I am glad that you like it. Thank you very much for your visit 😊

Thank you very much for your visit. I am glad that you like it. Greetings!!😊

You are right, there were few pilgrims compared to other times I have visited the city, perhaps it was because of the date it was filmed, a few weeks before Christmas. Thank you very much for your comment and I hope you enjoy the Camino de Santiago when you return. Greetings!!

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I am glad that you like it. Thank you very much for your visit 😊

Muchas gracias por tu visita y por dejar un comentario. Espero que esté vídeo te haya traído buenos recuerdos, además lo hice un poco de tiempo antes de que tú estuvieras. Saludos!

@@WalkingSpain así es ,pocos días de diferencia,muy lindos recuerdos,muchas gracias,muy buen video

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I agree with you, I also like those narrow alleys, that's why I enjoyed so much getting lost in the streets of Shibuya or Harajuku in Tokyo 😄 Thank you very much for your visit and happy new year my friend!

Dziękuję bardzo za wizytę i witam na moim kanale. Cieszę się, że Ci się spodobało. Tobie również miłego dnia!

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私の友人、コメントありがとうございます。 そうです、その日はとても風が強かったのです。 気に入っていただけて嬉しいです。

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@@WalkingSpain Have a nice week! 😃

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Hola! I hope you had a good start to the year. You are right, I don't have many tours where rainy weather appears, and curiously the few I have are from northern cities. As you say, the atmosphere is completely different. Galicia is the region of Spain where it rains the most and I personally think that this rainy climate makes Galician cities have a special and beautiful atmosphere, perhaps the type of materials with which the buildings are built there also contributes to this, I think that the small church at the beginning is a perfect example of what I am saying, the stone with which it is built is blackened by the rain and gives it a beautiful appearance, on the other hand the building next to it seems more typical of the south and does not have the same effect (I think as you say it also belongs to the church although I am not sure). In any case it is a nice contrast between these two buildings. You are not far off when you compare New England with this region, since Galicia has a strong link since ancient times with Irish and Celtic culture. In fact, I have read that there is research confirming that Galicians and Irish share genes. So it is not strange that there is a small connection between New England and Galicia. As we often say here: El mundo es un pañuelo (World is like a handkerchief) which could be translated as it’s a small world. Regarding your question about storms off the ocean. Your assumption is correct, in fact not far from Vigo there is a coast that has the name of Costa da Morte (in Galician) or Costa de la muerte (in Spanish) whose translation is coast of death, due to the large number of shipwrecks that occur there due to the waves and the geography of the coast that is full of cliffs. By the way, the start of the tour belongs to the Bouzas neighborhood, which is a little further away from the old town of Vigo. It used to be a fishing village but ended up being absorbed by the city and becoming part of it. That is why it seems so different from the rest of the city. I think that in Spain we are so fond of sitting down to have a drink on terraces that we don't care what the weather is like, whether it's raining or extremely hot 😄 Yes, there are regions in Spain where it snows frequently, but they are inland, in high altitude areas. You're right, the region where Santander is located (although not so much in the city of Santander since it's on the coast) snows very frequently because there is a mountain range that runs through the north of Spain and is very close to the coast (it's called the Cantabrian Mountains) You're right, that basilica has a very austere appearance compared to others in other cities, especially the cathedral on my next tour in Galicia (this is a little clue as to what my next video will be 😄). This co-cathedral is relatively new, as it was built in the 19th century. No, I didn't try my luck on the slot machines, otherwise I'd be broke now 😄. I had no idea what the video on the giant screen was about either, so I took a closer look and managed to figure out what it was about. The video makes a pun on the word "lengua", which in Spanish means both language and tongue. It's meant to encourage the use of the Galician language among citizens, it says something like "show your tongue/language" Like you, I also thought it was about a man hitting his head on the ground, but the sculpture is called El nadador (The swimmer), so it's actually about a swimmer entering the water 😵 I definitely prefer the sculptures at the end of the tour, it's about a family saying goodbye to a man who is forced to leave his home (the sculpture of the man with the suitcase can be seen a few meters ahead). It is a tribute to all the Galician emigrants, since the Galicians were the Spaniards who had to emigrate the most during the 19th and 20th centuries. It is another of the things that Irish and Galicians have in common, although in the case of the Galicians they were heading towards Latin America instead of the United States, in fact in Latin America the Spaniards are known as Galicians (Gallegos) You are very observant regarding the location of Vigo in relation to Boston 😉👍 I had not noticed that detail and you are quite right, they are practically facing each other separated by a small puddle of water 😆 In fact, I was curious to know exactly how far away they are and using Google Maps I have checked the exact coordinates of the place where my tour ended and its latitude is a few miles away from Boston, exactly in a small town called Minot 😲 Do you know this town? Thank you very much for your visit, as always! Nos vemos. Take care

@@WalkingSpain --- In fact, I have read that there is research confirming that Galicians and Irish share genes. -> Ah, so I might have some Galician genes in me. 😉 --- It is another of the things that Irish and Galicians have in common, although in the case of the Galicians they were heading towards Latin America instead of the United States, in fact in Latin America the Spaniards are known as Galicians (Gallegos) -> Very interesting!!! --- a few miles away from Boston, exactly in a small town called Minot -> I do indeed know this town. It's a section of the town called Scituate, which is part of the south shore of the Boston area. In fact, I am currently living just two towns directly west of Minot. Only about 5 miles away. 😆 Take care.

@@bostonwalkdrive7763 😄 You shouldn't rule it out! It is possible that I even have Galician genes and don't even know it 😆 Really! Then I'll say the same thing as in my previous message... El mundo es un pañuelo! Have a nice day!!

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Muchas gracias por tu comentario. Espero que hayas disfrutado este recorrido

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Thank you very much for your visit and your kind comment. I'm glad you enjoyed this tour of Vigo. I hope you have a great week, my friend! Best regards 😊

Thank you very much for your visit my friend. I am glad that you enjoyed it. Happy new year too! 😊

友人、コメントありがとうございます！ この街のクリスマスの雰囲気を気に入っていただけて嬉しいです。 あけましておめでとう！！

Thank you so much! I am glad that you like it. Happy new year!!😊

Thank you very much for your kind comment and your support. I am glad that you enjoyed this tour. Happy new year my friend!!

Thank you very much for your visit and comment! I am glad that you enjoyed this tour. Have a nice day my friend 😊