Fernando Blanco de Lema (Cee, 1796 - Havana, 1875) was a neighbour of Cee who, after emigrating to Cuba at the early age of 13 and making his fortune there…
Thanks to the initiative of a school teacher and the enthusiam of a group of children from Camelle, who at that time were studying 5th grade, it was possible to…
Galicia has about 1,500 kilometers of coastline, almost 20% of the total of Spain. In addition, its geographical conditions and its waves make some of its beaches privileged scenarios for…
Known as the "ship of the captain cat", in 1945 a coaster cast off on a stormy day and spent several hours sailing from one side to the other in…
One of the countless legends there are in the Coast of Death says that, being “the End of the World”, Finisterre was where the border between life and death was…
The oldest legend that is known about the place name Coast of Death has it that in nights of rainstorm and low visibility, some locals of the coast walked their…
The Lires estuary is formed by the mouth of the Castro river, forming the natural boundary between the municipality of Cee and the municipality of Muxía. It is the smallest…
Barnacles have both male and female reproductive organs. However, barnacles can not self-fertilize. To carry out reproduction, it is necessary for another specimen to intervene so that one of them…
The percebe or goose barnacle (Pollicipes pollicipes) is a cirripede crustacean that, given its great gastronomic value, is known as the black gold of the Coast of Death, reaching very…
The current Church of Santo Estevo* de Lires was built in the eighteenth century to replace the old one, which was closer to the estuary and frequently ran the risk…
