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Leaving tomorrow! Organizing the blog
Beginning the journey

Traditionally pilgrims carry a stone to represent their burdens and when the Way releases these burdens they set their stone down. I’ve decided not to bring my burdens and left the stone where IBaca lagi
Arrived at St. Jean Pied de Port

Arrived at St. Jean 8:00PM. Boston to Paris plane, Paris to Bayonne Train and Bayonne to St. Jean. 😅 Settling in to rest.
First leg

Walked St. Jean Pied to Port to Roncevalles Monastery. 24.5kl. Fun walk, beautiful scenery! Full day.
Saturday’s first stop. I have internet!

Thought I’d share the killer hill from yesterday! And here is our first stop for breakfast.
This is the Hill That Doesn’t End.

Today we walked to Larrasoana. Don’t ask me how far I walked, but it was far! Rain all morning. My stupid Plantar Fasciitis was acting up a bit. Good to know tomorrow’s walk will be less. All theBaca lagi
Pamplona! Running with the bulls

We have arrived at Pamplona! Easy day today and the weather was beautiful.
Had breakfast outside at a lovely “bar” about 45 minutes out of our Albergue.
Bought fruit and water from a vendorBaca lagi
What day is today anyways!?!

Very grateful for the wonderful gift of the Camino. So many new friends, wonderful villages and stops along the way. The cathedrals and churches welcome us to stop in and reflect. I really appreciateBaca lagi
Walking up Wine Mountain to Sansol

There is a spigot in the side of the mountain that offers you wine. Very symbolic of the Camino Trail. She offers us gifts along the Way, it’s up to us to keep them holy
A short walk to Viana

This morning I’m waking up with much humility. There is so much I don’t know. I walk these beautiful lands and enjoy the feel, the sights and sounds and am ignorant to their history, their joysBaca lagi
Today we rested and only walked to Lagro

La Rioja to the Castilla

Arriving Atapueta

Feeling alive and well!
Trip to Burgos

Burgos is beautiful!

The cathedral! The food! The lodging! The science museum!
The Maseta

The Maseta is the part of the Camino that leads you from challenging your body to clearing your mind. It is open sky and more desolate but we found it lovely today.
Hello from Bonilla del Camino.

Skiptadi do da to Leon!

Knights Templar…
Rain followed by heavy winds…

Today we made it to St. Martin de Camino. 😅 I carried half a fridge worth of food , waste not want not and all, what a day to add that much weight to my pack!! 😝😳
Astorga.

Molinaseca Spain

The trip into Molinaseca was a long 15 mile rocky descent.
The mountain notch near Vega del Valcarc

Journey through the mountains. We met an artist 84 and his son who was a master at plaster sculptures you’ll notice some in my pictures.
Ponferrada

PengembaraI will be following you daily!! I am so excited for you😘
Ah! My first comment. Thank you Judy!💕 [Charlotte Pratte]
Pengembara❤️