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    • ReisendeCamino de Santiago 2024
      6
      Dag 21–23

      Day 21 Carrion de los Condes

      26. mai, Spania ⋅ ☁️ 52 °F

      We are still in the Meseta, which is green and flat. Although look closely at the one green pic and you can see mountains in the distance. We will be at our highest elevation later, even higher than the Pyrenees at the start of this journey. Walked several miles along the Carrion River and saw plenty of farm equipment harvesting grain. The town of Carrion de los Condes is alive and vibrant. We met Marie from Whales, who is staying at the Monastery of San Zolio, and she took us through the museum under the Monestary, which is not open to the public. The Monestary was built in the 1100s, and it is stunning. I told 3 people I would light candles for them. You know who you are, and your candle burns bright in the Monastery of San Zolio. We were on our way to dinner when we heard the bells toll for the Augustinian sisters blessings of all those walking the Camino. I do not usually post food pics, but here is
      dinner. Grilled vegetables.      Les mer

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    • Andreas HellwigCamino Frances 2022
      Dag 20

      Tag 20 von Castrojeriz nach Frómista

      21. mai 2022, Spania ⋅ ☀️ 34 °C

      Der Tag heute begann gleich mit einem Anstieg von 200 Metern auf 1.5 Kilometer. Danach war es eher gerade. Meine Gedanken waren heute bei meiner Frau die mich seit 28 Jahren im Leben begleitet und ohne die ich nicht da wäre wo ich heute bin ! Sie hat es sicher nicht immer leicht mit mir aber irgendwie hält sie es mit mir aus. Leider kann ich es nicht immer so zeigen wie ich es gerne würde. Ich weiß das ich ohne ihre Unterstützung diesen Weg nie hätte machen können. Ich hoffe auf noch viel Glückliche und gesunde Jahre mit ihr und natürlich meinen beiden Kindern. Der Weg macht etwas mit einem obwohl man es erst garnicht so bemerkt. Alles wird irgendwie zur neben Sache nur das wichtige kommt in den Vordergrund. Auch vergisst man die Wochentage . Es gibt nur Schlafen Laufen und Essen . Die Hitze ist teilweise echt nicht mehr auszuhalten vor allem ohne Schatten. Mal schauen wie es weiter geht.Les mer

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    • ReisendeCamino frances.
      Dag 19

      Von castrojeriz nach fromista.

      21. mai 2022, Spania ⋅ ☁️ 30 °C

      Hola buenas...selbst wenn ich wollte, könnte ich heute keine vernünftige Dokumentation des Tages schreiben, denn ich bin heute wie schon angekündigt schonenderweise nicht gepilgert, sondern mit einem Taxi zur nächsten Alberque gefahren. Nun habe ich mir überlegt, einfach mal diejenigen zu danken, welche mich immer bei der Planung und Vorbereitung auf dieses Abenteuer unterstützt haben. Dazu gehört natürlich meine Lisa, die mir immer den Rücken freigehalten hat, bei der ganzen Geschichte. MeineTochter auf die ich so stolz bin und meine Sangesbrüder und Freunde. DANKE, ICH LIEBE EUCH ALLE. Fazit des Tages: es ist wichtig im Leben, solche Menschen an seiner Seite zu wissen. Gott beschütze euch. Buen camino.Les mer

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    • Andreas HellwigCamino Frances 2022
      Dag 21

      Tag 21 von Fromista Carrion de los Conde

      22. mai 2022, Spania ⋅ ⛅ 26 °C

      Heute war ein eher kurzer Tag es war nicht mehr so warm und es ging immer ein leichtes Lüftchen. Das war nach der Hitze der letzten Tage eine richtige Wohltat. Heute habe ich mit einigen Leuten gesprochen echt super. Mein Englisch wird immer besser 😃 . Es ist halt so das auf dem ganzen Weg Englisch gesprochen wird. Hier in Carrion de los Condes gibt es 6 Kirchen und 2 sind offen aber diese sind wirklich schön. Jetzt geht's noch etwas essen und um 20 Uhr ist Feierabend. Das Laufen und die frische Luft mache ziemlich müde. Morgen sind es 26km. Besser Ausgeschlafen gehen . Um 5:30 Uhr aufstehen und um 6:00 Uhr geht's los .Les mer

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    • ReisendeWalking France and Spain, 2024
      1
      Dag 24

      Long walk to Frómista

      3. mai, Spania ⋅ ☁️ 14 °C

      Another amazing day, but quite a long one…about 27 kms, though Amr’s watch says 28…but it again was sensational, except just when we had almost arrived, and were enjoying walking along the canal de Castillo there was a diversion and we had to take a long cut around some works, where it looks like they are putting a highway through…probably only an extra km but it was a bit boring!

      Otherwise it was great - we set off about 9, and it was cold but not icy, and left Castrojeriz and the first thing was a long climb - about 1.5 kms and 900 metres - which we knew from before, but this time it was a sparkling green and amazing panorama back to Castrojeriz. We had always thought wow, but in spring WOW! The you walk across the plateau and down the other side, steeper but fortunately paved so no sliding loose stones, and another great vista on the other side.

      Then it went on, always green and lovely, and undulating, but it was long. There are many wild flowers - rogue yellow rapeseed plants dotted, rosemary bushes now flowering, and we found from Rachel’s app that one rather straggly but pretty flower was “rocket salad” and looked carefully, and smelt the leaves, and it was rocket, arugula. And there are poppies, and we identified a Judas tree flowering beautifully. We stopped for a break (but to my horror they didn’t do ColaCao) and otherwise just plowed on.

      Got to the lovely canal de Castillo before reaching Frómista and stopped in a bar before even finding the hotel. Finally I had my ColaCao, and it was in a ColaCao glass!!! A first! Also, while we were sitting there an American pilgrim came up to Amr and said how much he loved the hat!! I thought all who have commented would appreciate that…Then found our hotel, all in the same one tonight, and a new one for us. A very modern ecohotel, and large modern room and such a huge bed we will lose each other. All meeting for dinner later, at a restaurant they have given us vouchers for.      Les mer

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    • ReisendeCamino Frances, part 2
      Dag 2

      Een eerste dag vol nieuwe ontmoetingen

      6. mai, Spania ⋅ ☁️ 6 °C

      Vandaag begon dan echt weer het camino leven en met die instelling begon ik dan ook de dag. Het lopen naar Carrión de los condes was een eenvoudige wandeling van ongeveer 20km. Onderweg aan de praat geraakt met een Amerikaan, een Schot een Italiaanse en een stuk heerlijk alleen gelopen. Toen ik ik Carrión aan kwam had ik een lekker rustig terrasje uitgezocht voor mijn lunch. Vlak daarna schoof de Amerikaan die eerder had ontmoet aan en voor ik het wist zaten we met zijn vijven aan tafel.
      Het avondeten werd een groep van een man of 10, ik had zelf ook nog een andere Nederlander meegenomen. Het was een gezellige avond en waren er uiteindelijk 8 flessen wijn op gegaan.
      Al met al een heerlijk begin van de Camino.
      Vandaag ga ik een serieuzer stuk lopen... Wordt vervolgd.      Les mer

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    • Camino
      1
      121111
      Dag 16–17

      Day 15 to Fromista

      21. mai, Spania ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C

      Frosty morning... would've been cold if it wasn't for the steep climb to 920m to start the day with!

      Beautiful windy roads... walked with Mateo in the beginning and then moved on after Itero de la Vega.

      Saw the Korean couple, Aimee and Herman & Monique at the hostel.

      And also the lady with the super sore knee... she has long conversations with me in Spanish... thought I was a doctor... but must've mistaken me with Jodie. Saw her in Belorado or San Juan de Ortega... making coffee with hot water from the bathroom! She's in pain but not stopping.      Les mer

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    • Kathie Lassos the MoonCamino de Santiago
      1
      11

      The Big Fall

      15. september 2022, Spania ⋅ ⛅ 70 °F

      A 17.2-mile hike today. We knew we had a big climb in front of us — and the climb pretty much started our day.

      Once I begin climbing, I try to concentrate on what is in front of me. The steepness, rockiness, and altitude play a part in how much work it will be. These hikes tend to be made up of many curves. Just as I think I am close to the top, as I turn the bend, the Camino reveals so much more to go. But there is great satisfaction once at the top!

      While the climb and walk were long and rocky, the trail was flat. It reminds me I am on the Meseta!

      As we entered the last town before our final destination for today—Fromista, we were all looking for water or some type of beverage at a Bar up ahead, and a little break from walking. I was just putting my trekking poles together to put in one hand to carry—then it happened! Walking on the flat, concrete pavement there was a rock the size of my fist that I stepped on, tripped on, and fell on. It was not pretty. As I was falling I just said, “oh please don’t lose consciousness!” There was lots of blood, but the first thing I said is, “How embarrassing!” Then as I saw the blood — I leaned forward so I would not get blood on my clothes—because as my kids know, blood can be a tough stain to get out! 🤣 (Inside joke)

      My Camino friend, the retired Marine from VA, grabbed toilet paper from his pack and told me to hold it on my head where there was a lot of bleeding. Simon ran for ice. Several others helped me up. I was fine to walk, but my head got most of the collateral damage.

      El deFronso (Marine) was looking up medical centers and Simon asked for a taxi. El deFranco said he would come with me since I don’t speak Spanish. A gentleman among the pilgrims said, “I am Brian, I have a car and would be happy to take you to the medical center!” I was so overwhelmed by the concern and kindness! I can’t begin to fully express how wonderful this community is!

      Once we arrived at the medical center, they stitches me up with 5 stitches on my eyebrow. The doctor checked out my hip, where I had a significant bump.--all was okay! Then El deFronso walked me right around the corner to the place I was staying for the night.

      I went to dinner with a handful of women I have met on the Camino, all but one traveling solo.

      As pilgrims arrived for dinner, many were happy to see me up and around. Many said they heard, “Kathie fell and had to have stitches” so when they saw me (sporting Mimi’s sunglasses) they were really happy “to see your smile!” Mimi and Jo commented, “everyone knows Kathie—she’s always so friendly and has a smile for everyone.” Then at dinner, several of the women said I brought many of us together—something I just didn’t pay attention to, but happy they felt included.

      I decided not to walk tomorrow—mostly because one of my eyes is almost closed shut. My arm is sore, I hope I will feel better so I can resume walking on Saturday.

      God is so good to me. While I look uglier than who knows what—I am just sore, I didn’t have a concussion, I didn’t lose an eye, and I didn’t break my arm, leg, or hip! And God sent amazing angels to help me during a time of need.

      I feel Jesus' presence. I feel the Blessed Mother and St. James helping me walk “The Way”. This is not to say that in my prayers I have asked God if at all possible, may I continue this faith journey without many (any) more incidents. ✝️🙏🏻

      Praying for all of you on this faith journey! Your prayers for me are most welcomed and deeply appreciated!      Les mer

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    • ReisendeCamino Frances
      1
      Dag 16

      Finaly arrived

      15. august 2022, Spania ⋅ ☀️ 12 °C

      Today I did 35 Km in 7h (breaks incl.)! A few kilometers were next to a canal and at the end the canal fell down 30-40m- and I had to cross this reservoir bank (Staustufe) via a very small bridge! A bit scary if you are afraid of hights like me. Puh- my feed were burning but it worked out! It was actually the longest stage I did so far!
      Tomorrow there is a monster step of 18 through the Meseta with nothing (no village, no water), that‘s why everybody tries to get here- I might start early again and see how far I get afterwards! Tomorrow I will also pass the midpoint of the whole Camino, so I get closer and closer to Santiago and also ultimately to my family! 😘😍🥰      Les mer

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    • MikkaTo the End of the World
      Dag 12

      Boadilla de Camino

      28. juli 2022, Spania ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C

      Four years ago this albergue was the best on the Camino. It had a pool, a beer garden, pilgrims were sitting and laughing.

      Today the albergue and garden are closed. The three pilgrims are housed above the hotel next door, which sells 0.2 cola for three bucks and did not have food.

      It’s not just COVID, the Camino got too big for its own good and enthusiasm was replaced by greed that quickly destroyed many businesses.      Les mer

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