fraluchi Sep 20, 2014 In Spanish it's called a "caracol". There have been several "caracoles" pilgrims lately, maybe not as slow as the caracol in the picture, but all with the will and purpose to get to Santiago de Compostela.
In Spanish it's called a "caracol". There have been several "caracoles" pilgrims lately, maybe not as slow as the caracol in the picture, but all with the will and purpose to get to Santiago de Compostela.
LIVE from the Camino A Camino of blisters and broken things
