Day 66: Symbols
Get your kicks, on Route 66… From the song by Bobby Troup Or in our case, the camino. On day… The rest of the story »Day 66: Symbols
Get your kicks, on Route 66… From the song by Bobby Troup Or in our case, the camino. On day… The rest of the story »Day 66: Symbols
Yesterday we entered Galicia, our fourth and last region of Spain on this camino. It is know for great seafood—including… The rest of the story »Day 65: The Home for Bad Husbands?
Tomorrow we turn away from the coast and walk southwest towards Santiago. Today was our last day of ocean views… The rest of the story »Day 64: End of the Coast
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