Anna n Arzua

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And yes I know it´s only 14 k but I was walking with someone who stopped at a quite nice albergue here and I decided that a good albergue experience was worth a short day (and I was so suprised to find a nice albergue out here). I made myself a huge fruit salad and had vegetable stew for lunch at a wonderful restaraunt.

Ribadiso de Baixo looks absolutely lovely in the sunshine and the rolling hills and valleys would be absolutely beautiful if I didn´t keep having to walk accross them.


It´s only 37k to Santiago now and I can sort of feel everything beginning to wind down.

Still not sure about Finisterre, will see how I feel when I´ve had a days rest in Santiago.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ribadiso always looked lovely (on a fine day anyway).. enjoy your last days!
K

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This is the first time I´ve seen it without pouring rain ( I knew it was going to be beautiful).

[(Anonymous)]

We are thinking of you, as you walk those last steps into Santiago. Thank you so much for letting us share this lovely adventure with you, and for bringing back so many memories for us. Eleanor and John, Hamilton, NZ

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Thank you so much for reading =)

[(Anonymous)]

I really enjoyed Finisterre it was a welcome change after the rush. I think it was one of my favourite moments of the camino, to have been walking for 35 days straight, to walk over the hill and see a glimpse of the ocean.
Swimming in it was even better.
Good luck on your final leg to Santiago!
Tom

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Thank you so much, any advice for Finisterre?