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    Birds Above the Terraces: Ribeira Sacra From the Air

    Raptors, cliff birds and river species in a Galician canyon — birding folded into wine, Romanesque and forest, not isolated in reserves.

    Birds Above the Terraces: Ribeira Sacra From the Air
  • Camiño Vello de Aldosende: The Old Road Is the New One

    Camiño Vello de Aldosende: The Old Road Is the New One

    An 11 km linear hike on the PR-G 249: the 1960s path down the Bacelo gorge, then along the Miño past San Facundo to a view over Portomarín.

  • The Grandson of Ribeiraos: Roberto Regal and Enonatur

    The Grandson of Ribeiraos: Roberto Regal and Enonatur

    Roberto Regal, grandson of four ribeiraos, makes wine as a bridge between people — and a defence of the Ribeira Sacra he was raised in.

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  • Pulpo á Feira: Nothing Local, Nothing Better

    Pulpo á Feira: Nothing Local, Nothing Better

    The octopus is Atlantic, the oil Andalusian, the paprika American. In pulpo á feira, the only thing Galicia ever supplied was the day.

  • Pantón: The Wine Cellars Nobody Counted

    Pantón: The Wine Cellars Nobody Counted

    Pantón’s monumental wine cellars appear on no official list. Lucas Vázquez of Segredos de Pantón has started to count them, door by door.

  • Guardabosques: Rooms, Courses, and Woods Left Standing

    Guardabosques: Rooms, Courses, and Woods Left Standing

    In Donelle, Sober, a cooperative bought a whole hamlet and its woods. The hamlet is now a rural training centre with rooms and a restaurant.

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