Iria Flavia to O Melladoiro

6:00 am, out the door after a vending machine coffee. Neither of us studied the route, we just started walking. It was a slow, constant, uphill slog for 6 hours! I was wiped out!
Our pilgrim passportRead more
6:00 am, out the door after a vending machine coffee. Neither of us studied the route, we just started walking. It was a slow, constant, uphill slog for 6 hours! I was wiped out!
Our pilgrim passportRead more
Arriving in Santiago today I was depressed. Depressed because I am alone and have a deep longing for more than the superficial "hello, where do you come from?"
I am longing for true, deep, meaningfulRead more
hola mike, i am ruth, we met in porto, went to eat together, you, dietmar & me. we had inspired talks about free sex, tamera etc. i read your thing today and thought, the crazy world you describe was always existing during your trip, also 50 fays ago! so there must be some clouds on your soul at the. moment. accept them! its not the world. its in a permanent change!
i went walking for a week in my empty alentejo region, no signs, almost no people, loosing the way every single day, no map, no google, no reception. it wascwonderful! i wish you peace in your heart and love for yourself - peregrino maluco! jetzt kannste ūbersetzung googlen...😁 lots of love und komm mal vorbei in unsrer community. ruthi
Wir lassen es ganz gemütlich angehen, der Himmel ist stellenweise am Morgen noch blau mit Sonne. Wir starten 11:30 Uhr bei 19 Grad und nehmen die Autobahn noch Santiago de Compostela. Wir fahren erstRead more
Big to do tomorrow!
The anticipation is killing me.
Today was a good walk to essentially the door step of Santiago de Compostela. We had a great night sleep mainly because the hostelier returned toRead more
I notice, Charles, that you wrote trumpets sounding and not trombones……just saying!All fun aside, congrats abd i know you two will basically walk on a cloud tomorrow morning. and Mom says you have brightened her stay in her boring rehab facility. She's here for a few weeks getting PT and OT.
Die letzten Kilometer ziehen sich sehr , im Blick die große Stadt Santiago. Doch der Weg heute hat einiges an Höhenmeter zu bieten und ist anstrengend. Die letzten Kilometer laufe ich bewusst meinemRead more
- Every tear means healing! -
Heute lerne ich Evelyn, 68 Jahre, pensionierte Lehrerin für Mathe und Physik, kennen. Während ich auf einem wunderschönen Rastplatz Pause machte, meine TränenRead more
Ich habe heute ganz vorbildlich bis 8 Uhr geschlafen. Aufgrund der immens hohen Preise entschied ich mich nochmal eine Nacht außerhalb von Santiago zu übernachten und morgen früh die letzten 7 kmRead more
18km. Noch 8 bis Santiago. Zum ersten Mal haben wir eine Unterkunft reserviert, daher haben wir heute länger geschlafen und auch mal in Ruhe in der Herberge gefrühstückt. Zum Frühstück gabs Bier.Read more
Yesterday’s clouds turned into thick fog this morning. We ate breakfast at our guesthouse and chatted with Diane from San Francisco (the one in California). She is walking solo but used a tourRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Cacheiras
I'm so impressed and proud!
Whoohoo!