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Category Archives: Hikes
First they plant the trees
A new experience walking today leaving Santander. We’ve walked though many cities, rural areas, and even wild forest trails (generally reforested, usually with eucalyptus, but that’s another story). I looked around and remarked to Shelagh that we were going through … Continue reading
Lessons in Community
Arriving at our Posada today (a rural inn outside the town of Arce), we realized we’d completed 1/3 of our journey: 170 miles. That feels good. As we walk, I’m often struck by my own personal reactions to the Camino, … Continue reading
Santander
Sorry. Not sure what happened. Here’s what I meant to say when the last one slipped out. We’ve come to the town of Santander. I’d never heard of it before other than the bank where we used the ATM in … Continue reading
Should I stay or should I go?
Going on an adventure seems to be something I need to do from time to time. I am not at heart an adventurous person. Peace and tranquillity for me. Shelagh’s piano teacher Carol once told me she thought me to … Continue reading
So Far
We’ve walked 82 or so miles in five days. The routine is very reminiscent of the bike trip we took in ‘14. We stay in nice but not luxurious places that offer hot showers in tight stalls, often with smallish … Continue reading