On our way to O Pedrouza

Leaving Arzua, we pass a wall of potted plants.
A group of walkers leaving early, getting an early start for knowing it will be a hot day.
A natural spring flows freely from a hillside, a place to refill water bottles.
Morning mist in a field with a lingering moon.
Several camino routes have merged into the road to Santiago, and the crowds now come marching in.
Along the way is a wisdom wall with questions and quotes to read. There are many places through the woods that share small quotes of wisdom.
A shrine in the rocks may randomly appear on the way, where walkers may place a picture of loved ones who are ill or who have passed.
Pumpkins grow enormous here. There is beautiful squash everywhere at this time of year.
There is a house of shoes once worn by walkers on the camino. The shoes and boots are filled with soil and flowers. I remember this place when passing through in 2019 with Bri. It's still here! I think there are more shoes!
I watched an elderly woman walking down the road with her shadow tailing her. Such lovely light this morning.
Finally, pallella! So delish!
There are ample cafés now, and plenty of accommodations on the Camino Frances. What a different world we've entered in the land of Galicia!
Never have I seen such dark purple hydrangeas.
20 kilometers to go! We'll walk 15 tomorrow and walk into Santiago after walking 5k on October 3rd. I could hardly believe that I am at the end of my 700+ kilometor walk!
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