Day 6 and 14 more miles. It is getting easier. The hills are a bugger! Nothing like a steep incline to get the heart pumping.

We are on the trail between 7 am ish. It’s a tiny bit chilly and warms up quickly. The breeze the past couple of days has made the sun bearable.

It is funny how the walk is like an accordion – at times it is just the two of us and at other times there’s a handful of people. The lulls in between people make for good trail side potty breaks.

The villages cafe hosts the biggest group of pilgrims – a welcome site during the day – cafe con leche y un bocadillo por favor!

A buen camino it has been!!

14 miles again today. We both had more energy.

No blisters and no bed bugs.

Rent the movie “The Way” with Martin Sheen.

Only 14 miles today. Still hurts like hell. Can I say that when I’m on a pilgrimage??

The good thing is that everybody hurts so we are not special.

No blisters.

It rained too. No rain jackets. Just added to the fun.

We have met people from Australia, Northern Ireland, Singapore, France, Spain, Holland, South Korea, USA, Columbia, Brazil, England, Scotland and Canada.

Came upon a field of sun flowers with faces.

We have completed day 3 of the Camino and have walked about 60 miles.

By the end of each day we feel as if we can not put one foot in front if the other. Our bodies are screaming at us to stop!

We are very fortunate and have no blisters! Bill is wearing his flip flops and I am wearing light weight Merrill Barefoot Sneakers. Everybody else on the Camino has on hiking boots and their feet are wrecked – day 3 must be blister day.

Too pooped to write more…..

Hasta luego…

Switching things up!!

How’s this for luck? Found a store that had 1 pack, 1 minute before they closed – 1 day before we leave Salamanca.

This is also a test run – blogged from my iPhone using the phone’s camera!