We arrived in Santiago on June 15. The rest of the Camino de Santiago was of a private nature which was not bloggable for me. Some things are for our own life experiences. It was a deep time for me and my dad, as I am sure it has been for millions of others. Walking up to the Cathedral was strangely overwhelming-it gets very quiet all of a sudden.
From the beginning of the Canada trip I resumed daily blogging, which I’ll share here.
Day 15. We have descended out of the mountains. Now rolling plains of wheat and grape vineyards surround us as far as the eye can see, every direction. The sun shines now–brilliant Mediterranean sun,
We are on our 12th day of walking (minus a zero day in Pamplona.). Everywhere we go, the local people tell us, “it’s never this cold in June here.” It is cool, and fresh winds blow, and huge sailing c
Day 7: June 4th It’s been a week of travel, three days of walking. We flew through Reykjavik and finally got to Heathrow airport in London. Even though I am a night shift nurse, it was a special sort