Old door used as table in Triastela albergue.
Beautiful walk today --cool breeze, improved terrain. However, I think I may have shin splints so the pain detracted from the views.
A praying mantis on my pole. Pray for me....
Found some Holsteins. (one of Emma's first words. Hi Emma. Remember me??)
Rock fences.
Marshmallow hay bales.
Barn.
Cow with new calf.
Could be in Long Reach!! The leaves on the birch trees are changing and starting to fall. The landscape is quite similar to NB right now.
Tomorrow we begin the 5 day leg of the Camino that must be completed on foot in order to receive a compostela, a certificate of completion, so absolutely no bus or taxi or burro or helicopter. We plan to walk into Santiago, hand in hand, on October 1st!!
What a wonderful accomplishment Barb. Enjoying
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Drug yourselves up! Lots of A535 and advil!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and comments, Barb. Sorry about the stress induced pain you guys are having. Soon be over. Good luck and good weather in the last "leg" of your incredible journey. And as for Tom: What a great weight loss plan! Stay home, sleep in your own bed, and pine for your absent partner. You should patent it, you turkey!
ReplyDeleteYou go girl. So proud of you. Now would you recommend this as a great addition to the bucket list?Di
ReplyDeleteThanks for blogging. Glad to see my sister Beverly arrived safely to join you all. Take good care of her please.
ReplyDeleteWell you guys are almost to the end ,you have all done great, and it was so nice of you Barb to do the blog so we could share it with all of you.Please tell Susan hi from me .
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