Lavacolla
Breakfast of champions; pics along the way; end of the airport runway. Tomorrow I enter Santiago. Ran into my friend from Quebec at tonight’s albergue. We both have reservations at albergues in Santiago, then, I switch to Hotel Compostela. Plan to take a bus tour to Finnesterre and the coast. We’re cooking at the albergue tonight. đ -Cindy
Campus crusade Alburgue..sweet people who knew of The Summit. The group serving this week we’re from a Baptist Church in Tennessee. Great walk today. Lots of thought and conversation with God today on Camino. Nadine
More pics. Nadine
Along the way. Interesting cross with drawings. Nadine
Reached 100 km mark . it rained all day but we kept dry! We met a South Korean family with a 12, 7 and 4 year old in tow. Anyone can travel Camino! Nadine
Sugarcane, cherries, peaches, and grapes. I love the Bierzo region. -Mark
1) Momentarily sheltering from the hail.
2) âLaundering" money.
-Mark
Salceda
Hoping the sun would break through; beer bottles line the stone wall at this cafe/bar; flowers.
Rain started earlier than yesterday’s weather predicted. Thankful was near to my stopping place today. Another very short walk. With the leg feeling better I am walking as slowly as possible and still feel I’m maintaining a reasonable pace. -Cindy
Albergue Ultreia just before ArzĂșa
Pictures along the way. Tonight’s albergue is on a main road, yet the rooms are quiet and a small garden sitting area is sequestered from the sound. Loved the clothing centrifuge to wring out water from hand washing. Am making reservations each afternoon for the next night stay. -Cindy
The journey down from Mt Irago -Mark
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