• Jack MowreaderPortuguese CaminoResenär
    There are so many beautiful churches here.3The hydrangeas here are ginormous!Look how tall this door is!Headed to Caminha- which is very close to the border of Spain.So nice when the sky is clear and we can see the ocean. :)Our afternoon cafe/ snack. I had a sandwich and Tara ate gelato: strawberry and mango were bueno.They have the coolest signs and statutes marking the way.It gets super windy by the coast!It's so beautiful and we are grateful to be here.DinnerIt's hard not to take a bazillion pictures!I love that each town has its own crestThe Portuguese know how to recycleJack's sad feetIncredible sunsetWe are terrible selfie takers, but the background is incredible.

    Day 4 to Caminha -18 miles

    20–21 aug. 2024, Portugal ⋅ 🌬 75 °F

    We took the trek to Caminha today. We are on the river Minho at the top of Portugal. It was somewhat hilly terrain, and then we went downhill to the coast. Highlights are perfectly located cafes and snack shops to get us rested and fueled up; meeting a Portuguese woman with three big dogs who was in the Port wine business in Porto; some young travelers from Porto; two guys from Australia; a two year old pup and his owner; some very windy time along the ocean; an Argentine Air BnB host named Lucas who was very kind to us; and finally a seafood dinner of a tuna steak, fresh crab and chocolate mousse!Läs mer

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