You will see in the picture our Pilgrim Passports which we had stamped at each day to qualify us for the Compostela Certificate (also in pic.)
We will spend tomorrow here in Santiago and then with our Darwin mates we are off to Finisterre on the coast for a couple of days before heading to Portugal.
Stay tuned as we continue our daily posts.
We all went out for a celebratory dinner. The bond between fellow pilgrims in this group was amazingly strong.
We are very much looking forward to arriving in Santiago tomorrow.
Funny thing is we must now start thinking about & planning the next stage of our journey. Strange after such a consistent routine of walking the Camino for so long.
Cafe on way out of town reflecting the truly international nature of this very special experience.
Finding more tour groups on this final section of the Camino. The rule is that to get your Credential you must at least walk the last 100 km of the Camino and this is what most people do.
The country around here is very English in appearance, complete with dry stone fencing. There are however still no farmhouses, they are all village based.
Spanish pillows are ......different. It is one long pillow that is the full width of the bed.
Great to be walking again and foot feeling heaps better. Just carrying day pack for a couple of days and sending main pack ahead.
Looks like the next couple of days are going to be a bit ugly. Thank goodness for the right gear. Stay tuned, might see the return of the "drowned rat".
