In transit - @ Santiago de Compostela

We stayed in the most delightful little Auberge (Last 12k) last night. Right on the Camino Frances trail! Arrived at midnight after around 45 hours in transit.
We got up early and had a little walk around the tiny village, took a few pics of the auberge and the tiny church across the road, where we got our first sello (stamp). Back to the auberge for breakfast and chatted to a Canadian lady on her last few kms of the Camino Frances. We asked for advice and she said: take your time, don't rush and remember to look back often, for a different perspective on how far you've come. Good life advice as well, methinks.

Then had to walk with our backpack and daypack for more than 1km to the bus stop. That was enough, so happy we booked a luggage transfer service! Now at the train station in Santiago de Compostela, waiting for our train to Ferrol.Les mer