It poured and poured for hours. Our rain gear wasn’t a match – we were soaked to the bone.
The good news – today was the most beautiful of the Camino so far. Rolling hills with old stone buildings, rich dark brown tilled farmland, freshly sprouted corn rows and heavy with the smell of manure.
Since we managed to stay on the correct Camino today – we finally met up with other Pilgrims. All die hards. The walk continues in rain or shine.
The sun starting peaking out just about an hour or two before we got to our final destination of Barcelos. Our clothes dried but the shoes are still sloppy.
43,103 steps and 18.47 miles.
I’m sure I was messed but I don’t like rain that pours and pours catch up with you again tomorrow
The fans asked, and she appears! Go, Paige:) Hello to the MudPie Pilgrims. Stay dry and keep ’em coming! Great shots:)
The bugs.
Thanks Bugs. I posed with the Ninja Turtles.
those camino signs mostly look the same as the others – no wonder you veered off!
We have no idea what we did wrong. There was one yellow arrow after another. I think we ultimately would have ended up in Braga. We walked the Camino Frances for 800 kilometers and had better luck! It all makes for good memories!