Here we are outside of the 12th Century Templar Castle in Ponferrada. We could not get in as it was too early on the morning. We spent the next hour looking for the bus station.
We are now in the region called Galicia. This is a building in the mountain -top town called O'Cebreiro.
This region is famous for a dish called Pulpo a Feira. It is octopus with a fiery spice. I had to try it.
And it was pretty good!
We met our "guardian angel", Sandra and her daughter Carolina from Columbia. Sandra had been a great help to us earlier in the trip.
I rigged up a brace for Cheryl's plantar fasciitis because I am an inventor as well as a doctor.
The sitting room of our "casa rurale" in O'Cebreiro.
Lynne's private room.
I know you can and will do ! I can't imagine just how that will feel to arrive at Santiago. You will be numbered among some very special, special people with strength and perseverance that is hard to imagine. The PRIZE is in sight. Daily prayers go with you all. The shin splints must be quite painful.
ReplyDeleteHow did Sandra help you and get the title guardian angel? Isn't that cool mom and daughter doing the Camino. Keep going!
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