Happy Pilgrims begin singing near the end of the Camino! Santiago at last!!!!! The walk today was very nice, through a lot of woodland paths. The weather was overcast then windy then light rain. It was colder than usual. We said goodbye to many friends and other pilgrims as we approached Santiago. There were many […]

Anna from Germany Bob Greene from Colorado Celebrating the 50 K marker Couple from Poland   Dave From Florida Family from Alabama The HIll Family from Tucson. Their 8 year old son is doing the Camino! Father and son from Texas who ran with the Bulls!   Fresh Lettuce Friendly Shawdows Friendly Spanish officer on […]

We got our pilgrim passports first thing in the morning. We heard from Justina last night that there is a pilgrim mass at 7:30 am so we woke up early again instead of sleeping in late. We got ready early, walked to the cathedral but there were no pilgrim mass early in the morning. The […]

Today we are going to finisterra. We want to burn our boots there. Most pilgrims would walk another 4 days for about 90 km to finisterre, which in the old days, means the end of the earth. As one faces the ocean, it does look like it’s the end of the earth. Instead of walking, […]

Father Kevin Codd, author of Field of Stars, gave me the following advice before the Camino. Your initial intentions for doing the Camino will always change at the end and you will never be able to share your experience. It is impossible for non-Camino pilgrims to understand. The Camino de Santiago is a 500 mile […]