Stop 100 - Bílovice nad Svitavou

Our last postcard has been sent to Bílovice nad Svitavou, in the Czech Republic, 2088 kilometers away!

The postcard was sent to Dana. It was sent by Dolores, a C1.2 student who wrote on a postcard featuring the medieval tomb of a local merchant inside the Santa María A Nova church.

On the back, Dolores gives some details of our town and this monument it has for our Czech friend.

Thanks, Dolores!

Stop 99 - Jakarta

Our last postcard has been sent to Jakarta, in Indonesia, 12562 kilometers away!

The postcard was sent to Josh. It was sent by Xandre, a C1.2 student who wrote on a postcard peaturing the main door and façade of Saint Martin's Church, in Noia.

On the back, Xandre gives some brief pieces of information about our town and church.

Thanks, Xandre!

Stop 98 - Kiel

Our last postcard has been sent to Kiel, in Germany, 1887 kilometers away!

The postcard was sent to Sylvia. It was sent by Aurkene, a C1.2 student who wrote on a postcard featuring a representation of two arches and a column by Alfonso Costa, a painting 'The voice of the stone" (A voz da pedra).

On the back, Aurkene invites Sylvia to visit us, and informs her a little bit about the Santiago Way. She also includes a very original stamp on the card, which can act as a printing rubber seal!

Eskerrik asko, Aurkene!

Stop 97 - Hsinchu city

Our last postcard has been sent to Hsinchu city, in Taiwan, 10915 kilometers away!

The postcard was sent to Yen-Chun. It was sent by Chus, a C1.2 student who wrote on a postcard featuring one of Alfonso Costa's paintings. This one is titled 'Camino a ti' (I walk towards you), and features a stylized version of Saint Martin's church, and people converging on it.

On the back, Chus very briefly informs our Taiwanese friend about where we are and about the image on the card.

Thanks, Chus!

Stop 96 - Woluwe-Saint-Lambert

Our last postcard was sent to Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, in Belgium, 1348 kilometers away!

The postcard was sent to Raquel Ferro. It was sent by Lucía, a C1.2 student who wrote on a postcard featuring the stunning Gothic apse of Saint Martiño, in Noia, our local equivalent of the Saint Chapelle...

On the back, Lucía gives some essential facts and information about our region, our culture and our art (even though Raquel, taking into account her name, might already be partially acquainted with them...).

Thanks, Lucía!