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)]

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?