S. Pedro de Rates-Tamel

We had a beautiful morning walk and a lovely lunch in a small square with a fountain. We made our 17.6 mile goal, arriving at Tamel around 4:30, but at great cost. I have sore muscles and some foot blisters. Charles has several blister/hot spots and his baby toe is seriously compromised. A pilgrim from France, Alicia, also a nurse, and her friends, cleaned and bandaged his inflamed toe. We are taking a day off from walking to allow everything to heal.

Again, the Camino provides just what you need when you need it. An educated medical person with proper supplies. A restaurant that was happy to accommodate a takeaway meal so Charles didn’t have to walk to dinner. (I returned silverware and glasses after dinner!) A pilgrim from Germany, Matthias, who advised us to download a train app and explained the way to the station. A lively cafe for breakfast right next to the train station. Last night, we we felt sad and dejected, this morning we can see our way forward. God’s grace continues to bless our Camino.Læs mere