Day 63: Nine Days Left
We had a great day off for our anniversary celebration. The Spaniards (and French for that matter) love to eat… The rest of the story »Day 63: Nine Days Left
We had a great day off for our anniversary celebration. The Spaniards (and French for that matter) love to eat… The rest of the story »Day 63: Nine Days Left
We booked an Airbnb for a day off in a great little port town to celebrate our 61st day on… The rest of the story »Day 61: One to Celebrate
Sometimes the camino provides us with a gift such as the wedding we stumbled across a few days ago, meeting… The rest of the story »Day 60: The Gift
Today started with a one kilometer walk—to the train station. We’ve been warned by many other pilgrims that the segment… The rest of the story »Day 59: The Big Leap
We spent last night in Villaviciosa, the apple and cider capital of Spain. They like to pour their cider from… The rest of the story »Day 58: A Hill Climb
When we walked the Camino Frances six years ago, the food was pretty basic. French fries, chicken, sandwiches made with… The rest of the story »Day 57: It’s a Tough Job, But…
Yesterday we hit a big milestone. We stayed in Ribadesella which is the halfway point on the Camino del Norte.… The rest of the story »Day 56: The Halfway Point
We were fortunate to stumble across a crowd assembling outside a stunning church about the time we wanted to stop… The rest of the story »Day 55: The Wedding
Not so fast. Our plan today was to get to our destination, Llanes, in time to take a swim at… The rest of the story »Day 54: Beach Day?
The best laid plans of mice and men [and pilgrims] often go awry. Robert Burns We had a great plan… The rest of the story »Day 53: The Best Laid Plans of Mice and Men…