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So are we !
1 year agoSomething tells me you’re understating the difficulty of the day…
1 year agoGlad you’re alive to tell the tale.
1 year agoYou never know, I might join you on a Manchester pub crawl one day.
1 year agoWow some blog guys. It's amazing
It was great to catch up with you two in front of the Cathedral in Santiago and we are so pleased you enjoyed the beer. It was great to meet you as your five or six year tour sort of mirrors ours except rather than use bikes we hike and use busses. We are going to read the rest of your blogs to see if there is anywhere we need to go. Take Care guys on the way to Barcelona
Cheers
Dave and Barbara
Ha ha. I am hoping that by being on a bicycle that we might be passed them before they can try and turn us around.
1 year agoWe walked a good part of the Camino backwards and it seemed every 100m or so someone would come out oft their house and tell us we were going in the wrong direction !!
2 years agoThanks Suzanne.
2 years agoThanks Scott.
2 years agoCongratulations from me, too!
2 years agoCongratulations!
2 years agoI love the diversity of these. Like snowflakes.
2 years agoAnd an especially beautiful one.
2 years agoThanks for that info Scott. We have seen raised granaries in SE Asia and in Africa but far more rudimentary than these. The crosses on many of them had us wondering but I imagine they are there because Divine help is needed to keep the rats out.
2 years ago
Hi Rich. Looking back now I can hardly remember the fear I felt coming down the motorway. There are few things as impressive as the way the mind can blank out bad memories.
1 year ago