Finisterre, R& R at the end of the world

Although the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Spain is considered the ending point of the Camino de Santiago, many pilgrims continue their pilgrimage on to Finisterre. The name Finisterre comes from the Latin Finis Terrea, which means “the end of the world.” Romans once thought Finisterre was the end of the known world, thus for some pilgrims it is symbolic to come here to reflect on what they just accomplished and the burdens they’ve left behind, perhaps now with a fresh outlook on life. Kevin and I were hoping to come here and spend some time at the nearby beach, but it has been rainy and cold, so instead we’re giving my knee some much needed rest time. Although the weather isn’t cooperating, I never tire of looking out at the sea.Read more