Our shortest day, a gentle six mile walk from O Mesón do Vento to a beautiful rural villa in Ordes. There were virtually no hills “Day Six”
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Day Five
Covering 15 miles, with steep hills at both the, beginning and the end of the day, we knew the walk from Betanzos to Bruma would “Day Five”
Day Four
Our walk this morning was one of our shorter ones, 10.2 km winding up from the coast, then along the river before heading up into “Day Four”
Day Three
Today was an easier day, especially since climbing up to our hotel yesterday meant that we were already well on our way up the infamous “Day Three”
Day Two
Day Two, from Neda to Pontedeume, was hard. An unexpected diversion and a very steep climb up to our hotel at the end of the “Day Two”
Camino Inglés, Day One
Out of the city to walk along the edges of Ferrol estuary to Neda. Finding the starting point was quite emotional – we are enjoying “Camino Inglés, Day One”
A Coruña
After an easy arrival and a noisy night, we went out for a walk around the old harbour, enjoying the views of the beach and “A Coruña”
We’re Off!
Two pilgrims heading to the airport and then the Camino Inglés!
The Camino Calls!
Long-time readers will be aware of my penchant for pilgrimage. I don’t know why or when it started, but I know the exact moment that “The Camino Calls!”
Autumn on the Thames
We have been enjoying the most beautiful autumnal weather this week – crisp, golden sunshine that begs you to head outdoors.