As more and more time passes, and the remnants of blisters have faded from my feet, the more I enjoy my pilgrimages. I can't wait until my next one but until then, I can look fondly at pictures.
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| In some parts of spain, you can still find insulators on the ground. Also they are still in use as well. |
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| What to do if you have 6 greyhounds and they all need walks? Just hook them up to your bike and do it in on go. |
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| It was so hot, and parts of the camino had no shade. I was ever so thankful that this was a working pump and not just for decoration. |
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| The camino goes thru lots of farmland, and animals. Here an irish pilgrim named Noreen who I walked with for a few days, doesn't let the Sheep traffic jam deter her. |
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| Near Caperra, these were in place of the yellow arrows, to show you which direction to go. s |
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| On all tall poles, cathedrals a stork would build a nest. |
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| They love their jamon, and are very proud of it. |
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| There were tons of wildflowers, I love red poppies. We used to have them on the hill behind our store but now we just have the orange ones. |
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Stature of Snatiago(st. James) on the church in Santa Marta de tera. It was on the cover of my guidebook so
I felt I had ro take a picture of it.
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Loved hearing about the walk.
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