Posts Tagged ‘Camino de Santiago’
Canadians and Blue Skies to Logroño—Day 10
Blue Skies Today, blue skies was the name of the game. All the way from Los Arcos to Logroño the clouds seem to play hide and seek. Although, the early morning sunrise at Los Arcos revealed some clouds in the distance; they were a thing of longing on this warm day. Perhaps what made matters…
Read MoreVineyards, Olive Groves, and the Irish all the Way to Estella—Day 8
San Pedro de la Rúa with its beautiful 12 century cloister The Breakfast After a well deserve first weekend of rest I was ready to tackle the next leg of the Camino. Breakfast could not come sooner. Though, breakfast at Bidean Puente de la Reina was not something to write home about. It was dry…
Read MoreThe Big Bell and The Big City—Day 5
Puente de Iturgaiz I rang a Bell, an Old Bell San Esteban XII in Zabaldika Very early on Friday morning the trek began to Pamplona, the big city. Walking over the Rabies bridge made me wonder: how many people have walked their flocks to be healed over this bridge early in the morning? Even though…
Read MoreSt. Jean Pied de Port – France – The Camino has begun. Day 1 & 2
My journey on the Camino de Santiago started in September 2017. At the time I wrote blogged entries with pictures whenever I could. Now, three years later, it is time to revisit the journey; I am re-posting the entries with a few updates. Enjoy. The Camino has begun Eglise Notre-Dame-du-Bout-du-Pont XIV in St. Jean…
Read MoreThree Years Ago
Three Years Ago Three years ago It is hard to believe, but three years have passed since my pilgrimage. I even celebrated my birthday in France. And from September 13-October 26 I walked the Camino de Santiago. The Camino de Santiago There are several spots where a pilgrim may begin the Camino. The most popular…
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