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Lighthouse Attractions In Rianxo

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Playa Tanxil

Faro de Fisterra

Parque Natural Fragas do Eume

Santuario da Virxe da Barca

Playa Lagosteira

Mirador Ezaro

Los Horreos de Combarro

Rianxo is a port town and municipality in the autonomous community of Galicia in northwestern Spain in the province of A Coruña. It has a population of a little over 15,000 and its two main industries are fishing and tourism. The town's yearly celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe is popular with tourists. Rianxo was the birthplace of several influential Galician writers, including Paio Gómez Chariño gl, Manuel Antonio, Alfonso R. Castelao and Rafael Dieste.
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Lighthouse Attractions In Rianxo

1. Faro de Fisterra Fisterra
The Cape Finisterre Lighthouse is an active lighthouse on Cape Finisterre, in the Province of A Coruña, on the northwestern coast of Galicia in Spain.
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Rianxo Videos

P1020930.MOV N 1 VIDEO POZO BOTAS, RIANXO A CORUÑA LUIS BUGLIOT

Ata aquí as augas do río Té baixan por un curso moi accidentado cunhas ladeiras moi pronunciadas, ás veces un tanto difíciles de remontar, nembargantes no que levamos do su percorrido o río xa ven cargado de sentimentos, tranquilidade, vida e soidade.

TORRE DE HERCULES, SUBIDA Y BAJADA DE LOS 234 ESCALONES

En este vídeo vas a ver imágenes que nunca has imaginado del interior de la torre, sube y baja en tiempo real, los 234 escalones de la torre de Hércules, vídeo ideal para todas aquellas personas que por su discapacidad o no tienen la oportunidad de viajar, este vídeo es ideal, un viaje desde lo más profundo, desde los cimientos originales de los romanos, disfrútalo y si te gusta compártelos.

Praia de San Jorge en San Xurxo da Mariña, Ferrol -- Espana 4k

Praia de San Jorge en San Xurxo da Mariña, Ferrol -- Espana 4k

Relaxing Video of the Rio de Vilacoba - Our Cheap Holiday in Spain

What is it about water that makes the sight and sound of it so relaxing? Falling rain, cascading falls, a gentle shower… it’s only in the extreme cases when water fails to relax us.

But it may be rivers that bring the most relaxation. Whether they’re rushing or gently bubbling by, the moving waters of a river makes us all stop our busy lives, pausing to just watch and listen.

Cheap holidays are everyone’s goal when traveling, and we sure found one when we spent six weeks on our holiday in Spain. Of course, finding free “attractions like this beautiful spot on the River Noia helps keep the price down. And the free tapas that show up every time you order a drink helped stretch our travel euros even further.

With pollution being an issue in most rivers, the Rio de Vilacoba (just outside of Noia, in Galecia) did not appear to be contaminated. The water was crystal clear and we didn’t see trash along the point in the river where we shot this video. I can’t speak for the rest of the rivers in Spain, but this one seemed free of the pollution found in a good many rivers these days.

I’m really getting into shooting these nature videos as part of my One Minute Memories. Occasionally, I shoot busy intersections or scenes with people. Heck, I’ve even shot several out of a moving train. But it’s the nature videos that keep drawing me back to the camera.

I like to shoot relaxing videos like this. And it’s funny: While I’m shooting the video, I’m anything but relaxed. I’m busy getting the lighting just right, hoping the wind doesn’t whip by the microphone, or wondering if I’ve counted off enough time to get to one minute! But when I watch it again, I find myself relaxing as the video plays, so I guess it’s done the trick!

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