East Killara

1st test posting. Rick and I celebrating with a Spanish Rioja Red đ€Ł
Canada at a glimpse

Canada family Reunion

Canada Memorable Family Reunion... Spain, Portugal and Morocco are treasured memories, but family reunions are treasured memories above all else.
Ferrol, Bay of Biscay

Start of Camino Inglës
Naton heading for Pontedeume

Pontedeume

My biggest walk so far at 19.09Km from Naron. Weather good, plenty hills (one I'm glad is behind me). Cheerful locals and more than once the stopped to tell me I'd missed a Camino Yellow arrow or WayLĂ€s mer
Pontedeume to Miño

Only 10.3Ks today and like yesterday a steep climb to begin with + more to follow.
The hills and heat were easier to handle with more groups and individuals to chat to đ. Nationalities wereLĂ€s mer
Betanzos Camino Inglés

I'm in a typical Spanish Bar... arrived 6:55pm, no food until 8pm, but good Vino Tinto đ
Today was only 10.24Ks but v hilly. Went better than expected, got booked into an Albergue ... liked it soLĂ€s mer
Betanzos Rest Day

Life is wonderful for lucky Brucee
Today was a scheduled Rest Day.... tomorrow is 21Km uphill ending in Bruma. But as of late yesterday and early this morning I had 2 logistical problems. There wereLĂ€s mer
Sigueiro Central

My Friday's 25Km Bus ride was a gift to myself from Thursdays Betanzos to Bruma ... a grueling 25Km Up Hill monster.
Accommodation is fully booked 2 weeks out and your tour groups book most of them.LĂ€s mer
Arriving in Santiago de Compostela

I'm just a few streets away from the Cathedral but enjoying great good with my Vino Tinto.
Today's walk was from Sigueiro to my Camino Inglës final destination Santiago de Compostela.
This morningLĂ€s mer
Santiago de Compostela

7th Day and arrived at SdC
Beautiful start in blue Misty hills around Sigueiro. My Garmin watch reads 21+K, JennyA's / John Brieirley's Camino Inglés says only 16+. Did I get lostLĂ€s mer
SdC Albergue Seminario Mentor

I'm getting ready and experiencing accommodation challenges. Lucky me I've lock-in all the nights I need at 2 wonderful Albergues.
Arriving to SdC days early, required a lot of email searching. LuckyLĂ€s mer
SdC and my challenges

In the heat of the day I was determined to get my Camino Inglës Credential. Earlier this year I told myself the Credential was only a piece of paper.... and although I had ones from Camino FrancésLĂ€s mer
Beautiful day in Santiago de Compostela

I finally got my sketch book out.
I savoured gourmet Lunch at San Martin Pinario and pleasantly relaxed in their impressive grounds.
Slow walk to Cathedral. Took Saint James Tomb walk past and endedLĂ€s mer
First stage of heading home

In 20 minutes I catch the Renfe train to Madrid. BYEBYE SdC.
One of the extra special joys the Camino provides is the meeting up with BMCS in Santiago de Compostela.
As you can see it was one ofLĂ€s mer
My last day in Madrid

Last nights 4 hours late arrival into Madrid took a toll for an early and intended Art Museums tour. There is only a short walk from my Hosta to many Art Galleries and Museum's. . I managed a goodLĂ€s mer
'Why walk a Camino' defined

Camino friend Carmel Carlsen, posted this excellent summary of "Why are you walking the Camino"
Why walk a Camino ?

This statement was recently posted by BMCS friend and Pilgrim extraordinaire, Carmel Carlson. I've reposted it so my circle of friends can read it.
Home now... Looking forward to catching up with youLĂ€s mer
ResenÀrsafe travels Dad
ResenĂ€rThanks Rickđ Take care and take care of Magic đđđ€đ
Carmel CarlsenHappy trails, Bruce đŁ
ResenĂ€rCarmel thanks. I'm grateful to be able to once again be in Spain and on a Camino. Looking forward to the 6, 7 of October at SdC đđđ€Ł
Carmel CarlsenSame here đ