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Hi Pelegrin, yes -- we did Hospitales -- It was the second hardest day for me (going down to the dam before Grandas was the hardest). But it was the most absolutely glorious experience. We were worried about thunderstorms up there and made plans at Campiello to walk in groups (hence the big group picture). But the day was incredible. Every thing about this camino was incredible!Thank you Liz for your photos and music (muiñeira de Chantada included!).
So you did Hospitales and went to Muxia.
I can tell from yor smiling faces that you enjoyed a Camino that you had been preparing for a long time.
I'm happy for that
Loved it. The horses on Hospitales, although it makes me wonder if the carcases I saw could be their, amd the view of the dam. And the girl who,paints rainbows, whose name escpaes me. Paz, Mapi?Hi Primitivo-ites.
I have not been online much this fall. My work schedule has eaten up my free time almost completely. I finally finished a video of our Primitivo from this past summer. The link is also on my blog. Its public on youtube here.
Liz
Hi Pelegrin, yes -- we did Hospitales -- It was the second hardest day for me (going down to the dam before Grandas was the hardest). But it was the most absolutely glorious experience. We were worried about thunderstorms up there and made plans at Campiello to walk in groups (hence the big group picture). But the day was incredible. Every thing about this camino was incredible!
We had planned originally to walk from Muxia to Fisterra, but from the day before Lugo to Santiago we were walking in very hot weather (33+ degrees) and I had trouble in that heat with blisters. We decided to take a rest day in Lugo (now my favorite Spanish city after Santiago) and to take an extra day in Santiago.
It was all simply wonderful!
Liz
Anemone -- I unfortunately did not write down her name either but we enjoyed coffee and I bought a pair of her macrame earrings!Loved it. The horses on Hospitales, although it makes me wonder if the carcases I saw could be their, amd the view of the dam. And the girl who,paints rainbows, whose name escpaes me. Paz, Mapi?
I started wondering today what to walk next spring: new groud ( English, fistera), otpr Portugese, or go back to Norte & Primitivo. Arghhh.
Thank you for,your video and the memories,it brought back,
Your staminal and sensé of adventure amase me. Happy Thank Giving walk!Anemone -- I unfortunately did not write down her name either but we enjoyed coffee and I bought a pair of her macrame earrings!
We are walking four stages on the California Mission Walk this thanksgiving. Next summer I'm not sure. But we are thinking now of walking from Le Puy when we retire in 2019.
Liz
I must say that right now we are planning a 4 day walk -- you, on the other heand, are talking about the Norte! Who has stamina! LizYour staminal and sensé of adventure amase me. Happy Thank Giving walk!
Even if you don't carry your pack or taxi in?CAMPING IS ALLOWED AT GAUCELMO IN RABANAL, WE HAVE A NICE BIG ORCHARD!
My plan is to walk the Primitivo in May. I much prefer quieter caminos, and this seems ideal. \my camino last May - Ruta del Ebro - was TOO quiet .... I stayed in four albergues and was totally alone in three of them!Thank you Liz, we will be walking this one in 2016. I am really looking forward to the challenge of a lesser travelled Camino.
My plan is to walk the Primitivo in May. I much prefer quieter caminos, and this seems ideal. \my camino last May - Ruta del Ebro - was TOO quiet .... I stayed in four albergues and was totally alone in three of them!
Maybe our paths will cross, Nuala.
Blessings from a wet Suffolk UK.
I tend always to walk in May. I can't wait until September! In May, most of the rains have lessened, and the wild flowers are out in all their beauty. And - USUALLY - it's not too hot. Mind you, last May, Spain had its hottest May for 22 years, with temperatures up to 37 degs - but that's extremely unusual, and only lasted a few days.Thank you Stephen, it's a bit soggy here too at the moment. We've definitely decided to walk the Primitivo next year, but we're debating whether to do it in May/June or in September/October. My impatient side says do it in May/June, but my sensible side remembers that I get really bad hayfever at that time of year.