• We shared the path briefly with this herd of dairy cows.
    A green tunnel along the Way.Bumping into Scott from Seattle as we left Arzúa this morning.Another of the large murals, shot in the early morning light in Arzúa.We saw lots of fields like this today.An amusing display of autographed, empty beer bottles at a beer garden along the Way.We were cautious getting around these two shrub trimmers.

    Day 35: O Pedrouzo

    14. oktober 2022, Spania ⋅ ⛅ 68 °F

    Today’s 20 kilometers were up and down green hills, where we were accompanied by what felt like hundreds of pilgrims, including several raucous groups getting an early start on the weekend.

    We encountered cattle, tractors, and heavy duty shrub trimming equipment along the Camino today.

    We also came upon Scott from Seattle several times over the course of the day. It was fitting, Allan pointed out, to be seeing him now as we near completion of our Camino since he was the first pilgrim we met.

    We were thankful that the forecast rain mostly held off; we enjoyed our customary first and second breakfast stops, along with a third stop for a light lunch of white bean soup.

    The sun is finally making its presence known as I write in our comfy room at Casa Rural O Acivro.

    Tomorrow, we aim to walk the final 21 kilometers into Santiago de Compostela. It’s hard to believe we’re finally almost there.
    Les mer