I am finally past the meseta….. I did, in fact, lose my mind, but many who know me might say this is my “normal” state. I will also say though, that I had so much fun during that section. Part of losing one’s mind it turns out, is random hysteria. I was with the most fun group of people, and as each of us lost it, we would find ourselves laughing hysterically.
I have also reached the point where I run into people I have met previously virtually every day. And each time that happens, it feels like you are reuniting with a loved one you haven’t seen in ages. For example, I just got to tonight’s albergue and saw 3 young girls from Korea who I had traveled with for days, and then lost for a week or so. We were so happy to see each other!
I am also loving the pilgrim dinners. Especially on the meseta where there are very few stores and no restaurants, pilgrims gather for a community dinner. It’s such a treat after walking all day. Again, there is usually a lot of laughter and you literally meet people from around the world. Last night, we were discussing why we decided to do the Camino. And it finally came to me. I just said, “I have a lot to let go of.” And for the first time I knew that was it!
旅行者Can’t wait to hear all about your trip when you get back.
旅行者A cliff hanger!!!! Can’t wait to hear more and glad you are past the meseta with mind still working! 🤗
旅行者Everyone looks so healthy from all that fresh air and exercise!