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I really miss Jane in Spain's stories. My wife and I loved watching these slice of life expositions on the culture of different part's of Galicia. I have not been able to find any information on why she stopped making content or if she left Spain. I hope she is doing well!

As a single retired guy that shares his bed with three large dogs, I laughed at and relate to waking up to a fetch ball and dog ready to play.

Hazel is the cutest, stout doggo. Love your poetic descriptions of magical Galicia!

really fantastic.....I believe I may have seen some of my Galician family from nearby villagarcia in arzua....what a wonderful tradition...bringing people together from the village ....the young and the elders.....with a type of magic that is found in Galicia....the spirits....the hopes ...the belief in a world of hope and good wishes for a new season.....the quemada.....makes me want to visit mi abuela and tio Domingo, and tio benny and Maria carmen and Olga and all my cousins still in Galicia.......

By the way! Love your voice and your acent when you say galician words is so similar as our accent

Grazas from Galiza!! You will be always welcome

In Galicia, we have a saying when we talk about the weather. Within the same day we can have all four seasons.

Jane, hello. We live near A Coruna and moved here from Oregon in '22. Are you still online? Thanks.

You love Galicia! You are really in love with this place! Congratulations, to live in the place you love is something only a few lucky people can reach. Os deseo salud y paz, que nada turbe vuestros días.

Wow, I love your lifestyle in spain. It is a dream for me to live in such a beautiful place. May you live a long, happy life there.

Hello Jane and Jones, have you tried chestnut soup? Thoroughly recommend it. ATB

Nice video. I love everything you are showing in this video. Only thing are those eucalyptus trees. I am a son of Galician immigrants and my father told me stories of his village where the forests were infested with eucalyptus trees. These trees are only profitable for the industry and are draining the soil of water. It is a pitty these trees are still there. But the rest of Galician nature is amazing!

Beautifully written and executed video.

Beautiful video Jane Thank you for sharing it with us all. I will visit Galicia Spain one day.❤

Beautiful video Sarah, thank you for sharing a piece of your heart with us.

You're a poet. Great to see an expat inhabit the spirit and culture of a place like that.

It is not easy to travelby plane to Galicia from Norway. the shortest travel is almost 14 hours! Long waiting in stopovers.

Thank you for this! It takes me back and brings so many memories- ah, the bread and cheese … and wine! And the vacas wandering around freely…💕

What a sweet dog you have dropping the ball in front of you waiting for you to kick it 😂❤❤

Hi Jane, are you back in Espana? Are you performing in local, would love the performance when I visit in October.

3:21 OMG! Is that woman smelling the Devil´s ass?.....lol

Gallegos after five hot sunny days: " Oh my God!, Its so hot! When the rain comes again?"

Wonderful vídeo! Thank you for your dedication and love. You've been really thorough with every detail: a very convenient selection of music, complete information, beautiful filming... ❤

glad you are back keep posting pls thanks

Ola ! Adorei seus vídeos. Transmite muita paz! As paiasagens sao deslumbrantes.

Is there a place we can find upcoming presentations? ...I would love to hear that in person!

Impecable la transmisión, la realización y el sonido. Gracias amigos.

Are you guys stopped posting videos??

such a lovely video thxs

Hope you decide to make more videos like this one.

Nunca choveu que non escampara means that as bad as it may seem whatever it is that life throws at you, there’s always light at the end of the tunnel. Literally yes, it never rained that it didn’t stop. Figuratively or used with Galician “retranca” it means as bad as it may seem, it’ll all pass and eventually it’ll all be well.

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I just got placed in Galicia for the English teaching program through the government program. Galicia was my first choice though I didn’t know much about it when I chose it. Your videos are making me SO excited. Galicia seems so beautiful

My dad's side of the family are from galicia and im going there in August for the fiestas but next year im moving to galicia permanently because i love the lifestyle and the culture and traditions hope you enjoyed your visit to beautiful galicia

Your videos are full of love. Graciñas, Jane & Jones. ❤

I love Galicia. Thank you for this video

Every frame of this documentary is a piece of art. Thank you so much, Jane and Jones. ❤

Breath taking. I love Spain

Just found your channel. Love your videos! I notice you haven’t posted in a while. I hope you haven’t given up the ghost and that you aren’t sick.

What a great video about an often ignored but incredible region of Spain. Galicia is our blood whether we were born there or not.

Extraordinaria calidad de edición , sonido , guion y amor for this lovely corner of Europe.

this bring me tears to my eyes... living in Canada for 8 years leaving behind my lovely Galicia... aiiii que morriña!

Jane what is the song at the minute 21:00?

Gracias infinitas, Jane.

Been a while...Pan queso y vino se anda el camino..Monica was St agustin''s mother....door to door delivery of the bread is a quite recent custom.....Left El bierzo in 1968.....I visit my grand parents town ....50-75 inhabitants.....the youngest on their 80s....El Valle Bembibre Leon.....

Mi tierra bella

Hoy 23 de febrero de 2024 Día de Rosalía de Castro 🌹

Love this (and the music really touches me, since i'm a fan of celtic music, and i hear similarities with portugese, as i myself am half portugese)! Anyway, i plan to do the camino frances in september. Have you already made videos having to do with the Way of St. James?

Similar in Devon in Winter. Nice words, thanks for the insights.