On a recent trip to
EOI Vilagarcía to perform
The Hadleigh Hall Inheritance with our theatre group,
Seize the Day, I arrived a little early to our meeting point in
Catoira, so I decided to take a peek at its cemetery. It seems that there was an older part (see fourth photograph below), which I thought was quite beautiful and open, and a later expansion with tall niche walls as is the trend now.
There were some interesting posthumous letters which I am including below.
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| The original cemetery (older part) |
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| A classic but still powerful |
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| Beautiful poem for this beloved woman, but come on, people: "aVoa" |
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| This reminded me of a song by António Zambujo, "Zamba del olvido": "Yo digo que el tiempo borra / La huella de una mirada, / Mi zamba dice: no hay huella / Que dure más en el alma" |
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| An Italian in Catoira? |
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