Either the fog lifted or the cloud disappeared - difficult to tell which!  We had a good passage by motor and genny with a bit of unsuccessful fishing, round to Vilagarcia.

The rocks here are unmarked by any sort of cardinal marks - probably because there are so many! 

There are lots of lobster pots too - marked with a couple of plastic bottles on ropes lying on the water - impossible to see in a swell, or at night.

The lighthouses are very elegant.  As it was due to rain all day today we decided to go into the Marina and take the train to Santiago de Compostela - not realising that it was Galicia Day,

 (We had purposely avoided St James’ Day last week) the town was full and we had to queue to enter the Cathedral, where a wedding was taking place.

The locals were dressed to kill, and Galicia is full of bagpipes!  There was a vintage  car rally in the main square. 

The main altar with the statue of St. James is so ornate, with angels rising into the heavens,

all with gilded wings.