Savoring Santiago: The day after

Waking up and not filling our camelbaks or getting prepared to walk seems a bit odd, but nice. We actually … Continue reading Savoring Santiago: The day after

Camino Complete and some Compostela Comradery

This morning we awoke with the roosters. No worries, all animals were accounted for; we had salad for dinner. Our … Continue reading Camino Complete and some Compostela Comradery

We arrived with a band of pilgrims at the ferry station a little before 8:00am. There was a nice looking … Continue reading Not ferry far to go

Leaving the monastery was quiet and we quickly began our descent on the Ruta da pedrae da agua. The babbling … Continue reading The Route of Stone and Water, then farms and a beach

It seems our greatest difficulty is leaving each location. This morning, the view from our room offered up another stunning … Continue reading Steep climb: The Spiritual Variant

As to be expected, it was a quiet Sunday morning when we left Redondela. We passed Camino tiles along the … Continue reading A pair of pilgrims ponder a Pontevedra Parador

We climbed to Vigo Alta and left the city on a very quiet Saturday morning. Our view of the river, … Continue reading Resting in Redondela with my fella

Leaving Baiona we headed northeast. This put us facing the sun and into the mountains away from the beautiful coast. … Continue reading We go to Vigo

Our way out of Oía was scenic. The ocean was calm and there were no other pilgrims in our view. … Continue reading A bottle of red, a bottle of white and lots of tapas in Baiona tonight

Sadly, our final morning in Caminha, Portugal was gray and struggling to clear. We were not going to swim the … Continue reading Oia vey; We are in Spain

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