Day 36 Sun 27 Apr
Today was cold and clear, pleasant walking in the sun and only a light breeze.  We were enjoying the strange solitude …. until somehow we got caught up in a large group of very boisterous day walkers.  Oh well such is the Camino.  Calzadilla de la Cueza to Sahagún is 20 kilometers and the path rises and falls with bends and a few villages to keep it interesting.  Sahagún is a wonderful old town, full of beautiful Mudejar (Muslim techniques and styles in Christian Spain) brick buildings.

Another dovecote

This way

Brickworks Terradillos de los Templarios

Moratinos - note the bodegas built into the hill on the right

Ermita de la Virgen del Puente just outside Sahagún

Sahagún Coat of Arms

Albergue, Sahagún

Mudejar brickworks on San Tirso (13th century)

San Lorenzo, Romanesque Mudejar, 12th century

Arco de San Bonito, the original monastery - 10th century

Sanctuary of the Peregrina,  from 1257

Tower through the remains of San Bonito monastery

The Singing Bridge on the Way out of Sahagún