Day 29 – almost there

A loopy punch drunk Peregrino stole my phone and wrote yesterday’s blog. Sorry!

Day 29 – 13.33 miles

A person must walk the last 100 kilometers of the Camino to obtain a certification of completion. Last night we stayed in Sarria – just outside the 100 kilometer mark.

At breakfast this morning all we saw were sparkling new hiking boots and Peregrinos dressed like ski bunnies.
The Camino was full.

If anyone can identify the type of tree in the close up below, please let us know.

4 more days!!!

6 thoughts on “Day 29 – almost there”

      1. Bill and Paige – One never knows.... – Years ago we were bitten by the Wanderlust bug and the result was a serious case of “we gotta get out of here” syndrome. Pressed for time to see the world – we want to live it, breathe it, feel it and give back! So… we’re on the move!
        Bill and Paige

        Thanks Claudia – the chestnut trees are prolific as well as oak trees – full of acorns!

    2. Bill and Paige – One never knows.... – Years ago we were bitten by the Wanderlust bug and the result was a serious case of “we gotta get out of here” syndrome. Pressed for time to see the world – we want to live it, breathe it, feel it and give back! So… we’re on the move!
      Bill and Paige

      I love his calves!!

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    It’s not like our chestnuts – Horse chestnuts, though, not edible. Maybe that’s the difference?
    Keep up the good work!
    xoxo

    1. Bill and Paige – One never knows.... – Years ago we were bitten by the Wanderlust bug and the result was a serious case of “we gotta get out of here” syndrome. Pressed for time to see the world – we want to live it, breathe it, feel it and give back! So… we’re on the move!
      Bill and Paige

      The outside of the nut is coarse and prickly.

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