Finisterre-to the End of the World

After breakfast of yogurt, fruit, coffee, and freshly-squeezed orange juice, I set out to meet Sue and Bob. They were walking from a town called Cee so I walked in that direction to meet them at a beautiful beach. We had a great reunion of the three amigos. Then we walked through the town of Finisterre and to the end of the cape, which the Romans described as the end of the world. The views were breath-taking. We took lots of pictures at the Kilometer 0 marker and climbed down some rocks at the end of the cape to have a snack and Tarta de Santiago.

We went back to town and sat for a while near the marina having beverages then went to my room to relax until dinnertime. My room had a tiny balcony with a view of the marina. We went to an Argentinian Asador for dinner and had a meat feast. There was more than enough to make sandwiches for tomorrow’s trail snack. After dinner we called it a night to rest for tomorrow’s walk. Keep in mind, we don't finish dinner here until 9pm (which is early by Spanish standards).Baca lagi