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旅行者 Camino 2025
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- 2025/03/11 7:32
- ☁️ 7 °C
- 海抜: 385 m
- スペイン Arzúa 42.926814, -8.16451542°55’37” N 8°9’52” W
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Day 16 A Seixas to Arzua
3月11日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 7 °C
Distance travelled 28km
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Descent TBC
Terrain - Mainly dirt tracks today but also a lot of walking alongside of minor roads.. nothing too taxing..
After the snorathon that was my albergue (hostel to us) I was up at the crack of dawn and on the way by 0630 this morning. Made great time, arriving in Melide (12km from A Seixas) around 0930. A good solid 4km an hour seems to have been my average pace, not accounting for stops, photos, bag adjustments etc.. Usually that adds another hour per day.
A couple of hours back into the walk I was joined by fellow pilgrims that I had spent the night with in the A ‘Seixas albergue last night. So, walked and talked all the way into Arzua before stopping for a rather nice tuna bocadillo🤩🤩

Next stop O’Pedrouza.
Tomorrow’s pics may contain a familiar face to many of you.. A lovely surprise.
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旅行者 I love, love, love this photo 🥰
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旅行者 Idyllic 🥰
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旅行者 First time I have seen these this trip, where’s the choc sauce?🤣🤣🤣
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旅行者 None, just a side with the cafe solo. Wasn’t complaining 😀
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旅行者 Camino 2025
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- 2025/03/10 7:14
- ☁️ 5 °C
- 海抜: 590 m
- スペイン Felpós 42.943691, -7.8814142°56’37” N 7°52’53” W
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Day 15 Lugo to A Seixas
3月10日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 5 °C
Distance 32KM
Ascent TBC
Descent TBC

Good sleep last night so had an early morning leaving the Roman walled city of Lugo. (7 ish) Cool place, albeit a little strange seeing so many people after spending what seems like ages in the hills.. Also a sign that Santiago draws nearer..

A good 17km under my belt, I arrived in San Roman at the bar.. A wonderful sight seeing all of the pilgrims I have met sitting together outside eating and drinking.. With many days of solitude it was great to spend the rest of today’s hike, talking with another of the Pilgrims.

Communal dinner this evening I believe so that should be fun..もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Fantastic photos video .Enjoy !
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旅行者 Thank you Carol 😃
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旅行者 Ever nearer
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旅行者 Sure is.. 🤩
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旅行者 Camino De Santiago
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- 2024/10/26 17:00
- ☁️ 54 °F
- 海抜: 472 m
- スペイン Leboreiro 42.884811, -7.95853842°53’5” N 7°57’31” W
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Palas de Rei-Ribadiso 16 miles
2024年10月26日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 54 °F
The pain is gone and the joy is [insert Oprah song-song voice] BAAAAACK!

SIXTEEN MILES! New PR!

I employed all those remediation techniques that I detailed prior but I’m pretty sure it was the paracetamol that really did it for me. I think it’s a magic pill. Better living through chemicals!

I had almost no foot pain today. Couple that with the fact that I wasn’t carrying a 16 pound pack, I mean, it was intoxicating. The miles flew by. Well, hang on. Around mile 8, I would have paid good money to take a nap, but at our lunch stop I got a cafe con leche and that pepped me right up.

It rained quite a bit today. Did I care? Not one fucking bit.

At our lunch stop, a literal horde of Germans showed up and overran the tiny restaurant we were at, which sent Laura scurrying to the bathroom because the line was 10 people long before she could even say, “Auf Wiedersehen.” We ran out of there before they could organize themselves and start walking behind us. But it was fine because…paracetamol.

We have heard that once you forward your pack the first time, it’s hard to go back to carrying it and, yeah, pretty much. We’re doing it again tomorrow.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 This is such great news!
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旅行者 Hooray!
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旅行者 I'm so glad. Do it every day!
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旅行者 Camino De Santiago
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- 2024/10/26 15:30
- ☁️ 52 °F
- 海抜: 464 m
- スペイン Curbián 42.8745, -7.90347542°52’28” N 7°54’13” W
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We need to talk about cows
2024年10月26日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 52 °F
León, Castilla, and Galicia is dairy country here in Spain so there are cows everywhere.

I wish technology has made it so that I could transmit the scents that a high bovine population avails us of but alas, it has not. Shall I describe? I shall.

There’s the typical cow shit, of course. We all know that one. It’s pervasive. It hangs in the air like light posts. You think, “Is it my shoes?” But it’s usually not the shoes. It’s just there, ever present. (That’s not to say that our shoes—and walking poles—aren’t biohazards, because they definitely are. There is cow shit e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e.)

We saw someone’s laundry hanging out to dry in Fonfria, a hamlet that is one part hotel and one part cheese making center of activity. We couldn’t help but wonder what that clean laundry ended up smelling like after airing out among the cow essence. I mean, why bother?

Then there are the cheese factories that we have had the pleasure to walk by. Their scent falls somewhere between sweet and rancid, like rotting fruits and vegetables but it’s animal by-product. Is it cheese, or is it mold? They’ll never tell.

The cows themselves are cute but mostly indifferent to the pilgrims and all have refused to respond to my entreaties to moo. Heifers.

I don’t think I will miss the cows of Spain. I definitely won’t miss walking through cow shit. And my age-related lactose intolerance has made it so I can’t even appreciate the cheese the region is famous for. I ordered a cheese board last week in Cacabelos and lived to regret it.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 SWEETIES!!!
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旅行者 I know. I really wanted those gatitos to come talk to me. They also refused.
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Bet those gatitos keep the place ratón-free. [Charlie]
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旅行者 Es verdad
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旅行者 Camino De Santiago
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- 2024/10/25 19:11
- ⛅ 50 °F
- 海抜: 554 m
- スペイン Palas de Rey 42.873429, -7.86989642°52’24” N 7°52’12” W
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Remediation
2024年10月25日, スペイン ⋅ ⛅ 50 °F
From left to right:
- New inserts (I called my podiatrist who suggested removing my orthotics and trying something new). These are the squishiest the store had.
- Red label and pack: I’m sending my backpack ahead via transport and taking about 13 pounds off of my feet.
- Below the red label: Ankle brace
- Paracetamol: The strongest dose they had.

Fingers crossed!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 I hope it works! You’ve got this!
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旅行者 ✊🏽
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旅行者 You’re on it! If you can locate some Epsom salt, maybe soak your feet.
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旅行者 I haven’t seen a single bathtub since I got here. I’ve heard rumors of them but nowhere I’ve stayed has had one.
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旅行者 Camino De Santiago
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- 2024/10/25 15:12
- ☁️ 52 °F
- 海抜: 554 m
- スペイン Palas de Rey 42.873425, -7.86989442°52’24” N 7°52’12” W
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Portomarin-Hospital de la Cruz 7 miles
2024年10月25日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 52 °F
“It’s okay to stop,” is what Laura said and is all I needed to lay my head down on my poles and cry.

I hope all I need is a light day and that tomorrow will be better. I am waiting for the siesta to end so I can go get some ball of feet inserts and a brace for my ankle because it has been sending increasingly angry pain up my leg when I step down unevenly.

I feel very disappointed in my body, I can’t lie.

The emotional gas that has been pushing me is running very low. I now look at my trail runners with absolute dread. I will never wear them again after this. I don’t know if they aren’t up to the task or if my feet are just so bad that no shoe could sustain what I’ve been doing to them but I want to blame something other than myself so my shoes it is.

Laura, on the other hand, purchased a new pair of shoes in Portomarin yesterday and absolutely killed it today. She did all 15 miles like a boss. I’m so stinking proud of her. She was really struggling and was in so much pain and she just fixed that shit right up.

In the cab to Palas de Rei, the driver asked me where to go and I told him the name of the hotel. “Okay,” he said. I said, “Yo se?” intending to say, “You know it?” But “yo se” means “I know” so then I said, “Tu se?” which is closer because “tu” means you but “se” is still the first person conjugation of “know” so then I laughed and finally spit out the (mostly) correct, “Tu sabes?” And followed it up with, “Mi espanol no es bueno,” as if he needed me to tell him that.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Ah my sweet, I feel for you and your feet and ankles
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旅行者 ❤️
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旅行者 lol
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- 2024/10/11 19:39
- ☁️ 17 °C
- 海抜: 353 m
- スペイン Dombodán 42.863342, -8.20165842°51’48” N 8°12’6” W
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Day 6 sidelined w virus
2024年10月11日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C
Saw a lot of 🛌 time in Melide and now Arzua. Apparently there’s something going around and lots of pilgrims taking taxis because of fever and tummy trouble. I joined them 🤨🙏🏽❣️patience, self-care and acceptance. Prayers help.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 The wooden hay cart reminded me of Python's Grail movie...'bring out your dead'. Beautiful countryside...so primitive..frozen in time. Waiting for images when you reach the cathedral !!
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旅行者 I have a funnier one I’ll send.
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旅行者 Just read you were not feeling well. Oy…XO
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旅行者 Today’s a better day. Day 7 back on the trail in a few hrs! Thank goodness 😅
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旅行者 Btw. The guest houses we have been in date from 1523 (still owned by same family) 1600s and on. Medieval all. It’s like being in a fairy tale.
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shefollowsarrows Camino Frances 2024
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- 2024/10/04 8:23
- ☁️ 57 °F
- 海抜: 1,198 フィート
- スペイン Arzúa 42.924809, -8.18937542°55’29” N 8°11’22” W
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Pedrouza
2024年10月4日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 57 °F
We got up at 6:30 this morning, and hit the closest Panaderia. The croissants were as big as a plate and melt in your mouth good. That and my Cafe Americano gave me enough energy to last for hours. We had 24km to do today and it went really quick. We got to enjoy a great sunrise and very little trail congestion. I don’t have a ton to report today and not many photos. We popped in while laundry was going to this sweet little shop that appeared to be a gift shop, but in addition to that they had healthy food from all the regions we have traveled through. Cheeses, hummus, tapenade, TACOS (Spain style, of course), amazing salads, and on and on. We wanted to try it all, but we got a few things and shared. It was perfect. That made for an early dinner and early to bed. Rain is forecasted for tomorrow. Weather app says there is a 20% chance starting at 8, increasing to 75% chance with an inch of rain. I just can’t. We have 20km to do so we decided to wake up at 4, leave by 4:30, and hopefully arrive in Santiago by 9-9:30. Last time we did this we did 20km in 4 hours! There are no coffee shops open, so no wonderful distractions. We are hoping to beat the rain, but we will see. This evening there are high wispy clouds and doesn’t look like rain at all, so we may be overthinking this lol! Regardless, we have our headlamps ready and we are totally ready to close this chapter! Pilgrim mass is at noon so we will make it in plenty of time for that and to get our COMPOSTELA!!Our suitcases have been delivered to our hotel and we will be back to normal by the end of the day? Wow it has been so long I am not sure what normal will feel like. We have been walking for 32 days. That’s a long time…and the last time I’ll be on the Camino.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Never say it’s the last Camino 😉
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旅行者 I’m sure you will come back because you like it so much…. And one day it will be again together 😀
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旅行者 Greg says, “until next year” 💗
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旅行者 Camino Frances
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- 2024/09/30 16:00
- ☁️ 70 °F
- 海抜: 1,243 フィート
- スペイン Arzúa 42.925987, -8.16407242°55’34” N 8°9’51” W
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Melide to Arzua
2024年9月30日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F
We had a leisurely start this morning since it was going to be a shorter day- 8 1/2 miles to Arzua. We had a light breakfast of churros which were delicious. Met some new pilgrims and also saw some we had seen before. It’s always a treat to see someone again and greet each other with delighted hellos. There are a number of Filipinos walking, some from the US and some from the Philippines. Today during a rest stop meal we were joined by a girl from the Netherlands who was walking on her own. She was sweet and shared some of her Camino experiences with us. We also met a teacher from southern CA who was also walking on her own, and 2 women from Chicago- White Sox fans. The conversations make the time fly quickly and the time on the trail more enjoyable. We have 2 days to go before arriving in Santiago- it’s a bit sad to think that our walking will be done soon. I’ve read that people who do the Camino are sort of lost after it’s over. I think it’s one of the reasons many people return. Well, tomorrow will be a long day and it will be raining all day so it will be challenging. But we have crushed it so far and I know we will handle tomorrow just fine. Crazy that Amy and I have not been in a motor vehicle since last Wednesday!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Only 2 more days? Seems like you just started. So glad it is going well and you are enjoying it!
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旅行者 Thank you for your encouragement, Mary.
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旅行者 I always enjoy your posts, Naomi!
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旅行者 🙂
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旅行者 Camino Frances
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- 2024/09/29 18:00
- ☁️ 68 °F
- 海抜: 1,490 フィート
- スペイン Melide 42.913136, -8.01694842°54’47” N 8°1’1” W
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Airexe to Melide
2024年9月29日, スペイン ⋅ ☁️ 68 °F
Today we started our walk at around 830 am. It was a beautiful day and the weather today was perfect for walking with partly cloudy skies, temperature in the 60’s and the wind behind our backs. We found out today (Sunday) that a lot of the rest stops like restaurants and coffee shops on the Camino route are closed so we were happy to find the rare place that was open. We continue to meet pilgrims along the way and it is fun to chat a bit, find out where they are from and some of their stories. There’s a lot of positive energy. People are kind and ask if you are ok if they detect that you are in any kind of pain. We read that day 3 is the toughest as it is when your body starts objecting to the “abuse” you are putting it through. So of course we are in pain but by the grace of God we will be up and at it again tomorrow. We walked 37,849 steps today!もっと詳しく
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旅行者 You made it, Day 3 is history!!! Keep it up, you are doing amazing!!🤩
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旅行者 Up at the crack of dawn!
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旅行者 You are doing great! I’m so proud of you! Your body is starting to get used to the abuse! 😣
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旅行者 Way to go, sister…I’ll never keep up with you now😁
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