Convergence

We had a 23 km walk today and split up into three groups. We have the fast group the regular walkers and the Lalley-gaggers. It’s been great getting to know some of the students a little bit more and from where the live I walked with two students today and the fast group Corwin and Laney. Corwin is from a small town off the Oregon coast and Laney from Singapore. Is interesting to learn a little bit more about the culture and people of Singapore and Laney’s perspective.

There is 0% chance of rain all day today, but was predicted to be a high of 62°. As we were walking on our final couple miles, we could see some storm clouds building over the mountains and sure enough just after we checked in and start getting some raindrops. So much for 0% chance of rain. For dinner we gave everyone the choice of a seafood restaurant or kebab shop, which is basically similar to a gyro shop. Surprisingly just about everybody chose the gyros.

Haven’t been able to listen to much of my audible books, the past couple days just focusing on interacting with the students parents and our staff. Well yesterday, we hardly saw anybody on the way today we saw many pilgrims and many of them spoke English. I also caught up with my Columbia friends that I met in Coimbra and was able to get more pictures and have The meet some of the group. It was great to see them again.

Upon entering town to Soutomaior we came across a beautiful horse that came up to us when I called it over. Rueili and Laney were able to rub its nose and forehead and interact with the horse for a short time.もっと詳しく