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Path of Light, Sea of Silence

Mei - Julai 2025
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From the golden streets of Barcelona to the sacred path of the Camino, from the heartbeat of Madrid to the silence of Arctic seas—this journey follows more than just geography. It follows the sun. Baca lagi
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    Camino Day 4 – Chill n Eucalyptus

    2 Jun, Sepanyol ⋅ ☁️ 18 °C

    We woke to the coldest morning yet on our Camino, with a forecast high of just 14°C. Kel, caught off guard without a skivvy, layered up the best he could—long-sleeve thermal singlet under a T-shirt—making for a very “creative” Camino look.

    After breakfast, we were transferred back to the trail to continue our walk from Ventas de Narón to Palas de Rei. The path gently undulated through peaceful woodland , farm lane ways with a peaceful countryside. One of the loveliest surprises of the day was spotting a tall eucalyptus tree—the first of its kind in the area, planted by a monk in the early 1900s using seeds from Australia. Its familiar scent brought a wave of comfort, a little reminder of home.

    We arrived in Palas de Rei earlier than expected, with no coffee stop along the way. Luckily, we found our hotel, grabbed a quick coffee nearby, and Kel picked up a much more suitable long-sleeve top for the chill. We wandered into a local deli, gathered a simple picnic of meats and cheeses, and ate together in the town square—just the two of us, enjoying the quiet.

    After check-in, we escaped the cold and rested up before venturing out again for dinner. A chilly day, yes—but a beautiful one spent side by side.    Baca lagi

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    Portomarin to Ventas de N

    1 Jun, Sepanyol ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C

    A beautiful, cool morning greeted us as we left Portomarin, beginning a steady 700-meter climb through peaceful woodlands and quiet country roads.

    We crossed the Mino Basin and passed through the small village of Toxibo, before enjoying a well-earned break at a cozy roadside café in Gonzar—an ideal mid-morning stop. Over coffee and tea, Joanne shared a lovely FaceTime call with Karen Ferg, a warm moment that added joy to our journey.

    Refreshed, we pressed on through the tranquil uphill path toward Castromaior. At the peak, we were rewarded with sweeping views of the countryside—one of those moments that fills the soul.

    Eventually, we arrived at Ventas de Naron, where a satisfying lunch and a well-deserved rest awaited. We wrapped up our day by arranging a transfer to our farm stay, a welcoming country home at Monterroso nestled in the Galician hills.    Baca lagi

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    Morgade to Portmarin 9 klm

    31 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ☁️ 27 °C

    We woke to a hushed world wrapped in fog, as if the Camino itself had softened the edges of the day. At our window, two gentle horses appeared like soulful messengers ferrying calm into our hearts.

    As we walked toward Portomarín, the mountain air was cool and still, scented with pine and promise. The woodland paths whispered beneath our feet, and each turn through the mist felt like stepping into something ancient and sacred. We didn’t just walk today—we moved through something timeless.

    This journey continues to gift us moments of quiet magic. Today, it came in fog, in breath, and in the slow unfolding of a magical walk.    Baca lagi

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    Our Camino Begins

    30 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C

    In February 2024, after facing a tough season of illness, Joanne decided it was time for something more—a new chapter built on purpose, strength, and healing. She asked me, Kel, to walk beside her on a journey both symbolic and real. And so, our Camino de Santiago began.

    Today, we set off from Sarria, climbing the steep stone stairway of Rua Major and winding our way through the quiet charm of the old quarter. The path led us through lush woodlands and green fields, over rivers and alongside railway tracks.

    We passed the village of Barbadelo and the hamlets of Baxan and Leiman, knowing these were the final stops before the long uphill stretch.

    It was getting hot and with each step the challenge began. Joanne walked with fierce determination, This is not just a walk. It’s our shared way of reclaiming health, love, and life itself.

    Today was only 12.4km, but the distance we’ve traveled in heart and hope is immeasurable. Beu Camino.    Baca lagi

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    Monforte de lemos

    29 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ☀️ 32 °C

    This morning, we woke to a scene straight out of a dream. The village of Montforte de Lemos was completely covered in fog a sea of cloud stretching to the horizon. From our room at the Parador de Monforte, perched high in the old Monastery of San Vicente do Pino, we were quite literally above the clouds. It felt like the world had disappeared beneath us.

    The Parador itself is a treasure — a former Benedictine monastery with origins dating back centuries, transformed into a heritage hotel in 1928. Its stone corridors and quiet courtyards echo with history and offer the most serene start to the day.

    After a delicious buffet breakfast — truly one of the best we've had — we set off on foot, descending from the hilltop into the fog-covered village below.

    Just outside the Parador, we met two lovely women, Carmen and Pell, who greeted us with warmth and offered to guide us into town. They led us through Montforte’s Jewish Quarter, winding through cobbled backstreets rich with stories. Along the way, we chatted, laughed, and learned a little more about this beautiful corner of Galicia.

    True to their word, they brought us to the best coffee shop in town — and it did not disappoint. We shared a coffee, some conversation, and a lovely moment of connection.

    Joanne had some retail therapy and got some shoes and a blouse, both will be treasures.

    Montforte, with its misty morning charm and kind-hearted people, has etched itself into our journey.    Baca lagi

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    Madrid to Monforte de Lemos

    28 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ⛅ 28 °C

    High-Speed train from Madrid to Palencia where we had to change trains, we dragged our suitcases underneath the platform to the other side which was later found to be unnecessary and we could have stayed on the same platform we arrived from there we went to monforte a mountain mountainous climb to our hotel here at monforte which is an old monastery the monastery of St. Vincent de pino it originates in the 17th century neoclassic style. That's just gorgeous. We had a light dinner and hit the pillows early and hopefully we'll wait till a beautiful day.Baca lagi

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    Segovia and Avila

    27 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ☀️ 25 °C

    Today was an adventure beyond the bustling streets of Madrid. We set off early, transferred to a meeting point, and embarked on a journey to two of Spain’s most enchanting cities—Segovia and Ávila. By a double Decker bus.

    Our first stop was Segovia, a city steeped in history and architectural wonders.

    The Alcázar of Segovia was nothing short of mesmerizing. This medieval fortress, with its fairy-tale turrets and imposing presence, looked like it had been plucked straight from a Disney movie. Walking through its halls, you can imagine the echoes of knights and royalty who once roamed its corridors.

    After soaking in the grandeur of the Alcázar, we wandered through Segovia’s charming streets, eventually arriving at the Roman aqueduct, a true marvel of ancient engineering. Stretching 728 meters in length and standing 28.5 meters high at its tallest point , this aqueduct has stood the test of time, serving the city’s infrastructure until 1976.

    Seeing it up close was breathtaking, a reminder of the ingenuity of Roman architects.

    Next, we made our way to Ávila, a city wrapped in the embrace of its 11th-century fortified walls. Walking along these ancient walls, which span about 1.5 to 2 kilometers, was an unforgettable experience. The Romanesque architecture, the towering gates, and the sheer history embedded in every stone made Ávila feel like a portal to the past.

    We even came across the gate marking the northern route of the Camino de Santiago, this was significant for us as we will start our pilgrimage in a few days .

    After a day filled with history and exploration, we decided to skip any more church visits and grabbed a beer before we hopped back on the bus. On our way home, we made a special stop at a location that served as inspiration for the Castles and fortress wall in Game of Thrones

    Spain never ceases to amaze.    Baca lagi

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    Madrid Old Town: Mice and Majesty

    26 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ☁️ 28 °C

    Our morning began in Madrid’s historic heart, where our guide César led us through winding *calles* streets, steeped in centuries of stories. The scent of freshly baked pastries wafted from every corner—temptation was unavoidable! At the bustling Mercado de San Miguel surrendered to Spain’s flavors, and sampled the cheese.

    Ah, yes—**El Ratón Pérez**! 🐭✨ César pointed out a tiny plaque near **Calle Arenal**, where Madrid’s beloved tooth-collecting rodent supposedly lived.

    Then, grandeur: the **Almudena Cathedral**, its neo-Gothic spires reaching skyward, a marriage of solemnity and splendor. But nothing prepared us for the **Royal Palace**. For **1.5 hypnotic hours**, we wandered halls dripping in gold, frescoes, and crystal chandeliers—the throne room alone could humble Versailles.

    After a nap we headed out again as the sun sets late , 10 pm before it' gets dark. We made our way to the Rose garden, 69 th year, bushes from all over the world are planted and judged every year in spring. They were still spectacular a week after judging.    Baca lagi

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    Toledo

    25 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C

    A 1.5 klm walk from hotel to the train station a 30-minute train ride to Toledo the 1 st capital of Spain ain. Upon arrival, we discovered a beautiful train station where we met our guide Laura who took us in a cab up to overlook the entire city and river below, before entering the old city to tour around the mesmerizing landmarks of the ancient Toledo.

    We walk through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, explored the fortified city walls and saw some of the famous UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval architecture, including the 13th-century Cathedral of Toledo and Synagogue.

    Joanne grabbed some Damascene jewelry, which is iron with inlaid gold and Picasso style Don Quijote T-shirt as a memento of our visit.

    We enjoyed lunch and a cold beverage before walking 1.5 klm through the Alcantara gate and bridge to cross the river to the train station for our return to Madrid.    Baca lagi

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    Madrid. Art, Pastries, and Parks

    24 Mei, Sepanyol ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C

    Sure! Here’s your travel blog post polished and ready:

    Madrid Moments: Art, Pastries, and Parks

    This morning, we met our wonderful guide, Hesus, who led us on a captivating walk through the vibrant streets of Madrid.

    Joanne’s day started on a high note with what she declared was “the best Portuguese tart ever”, still warm and flaky from the oven.

    We passed through fabulous squares, admired the majestic fountains of Apollo and Neptune, and soaked in the city's regal charm on our way to the renowned Prado Museum.

    Inside the Prado, we were immersed in the masterpieces of Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, and Titian. It was breathtaking to stand before such iconic works that have shaped the history of European art.

    Our cultural stroll continued as we made our way up to Parque del Retiro—once the private grounds of the Spanish monarchy. The serenity of the Crystal Palace and the grandeur of the park’s leafy boulevards were a perfect contrast to the bustling city streets.

    We wrapped up our day with a delicious paella lunch, followed by a bit of relaxed shopping—because it has been our first opportunity for some retail therapy.    Baca lagi

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