LIVE from the Camino Greatings from Santiago

[Sagalouts]

just back from finisterra,the weather has cleared,the fireworks ended (I hope)
thoughts from abroad buy a Farmacia you will get rich.
the insects are lining the route to the Airport to wave goodby to their food supply
I fly tommorow they have time for one last meal
( I would not have missed one minute of the last 6 weeks)
Ian

 

[anniethenurse]

Welldone Ian!

Have followed your blog every day and wish that I could have walked the whole camino this year instead of only doing SJPP to Burgos. Your blog is very informative with beautiful photos.

annie

 

[MichaelB10398]

Ian, thank you for sharing your blog with all. It has been good to read and know your thoughts. Though you have finished the first part of the Camino, the rest is left to walk. Once starting the Camino, it may never end because there is always the Way before us. Can we remember the lessons of Santiago and implement them in the more quiet path of daily living where we often walk seemingly so alone? With so many significant changes in your life, you have some pretty significant decisions to make. I am sure they have weighed on you. You may remember the old poem, "The Touch of the Master's Hand", by Myra Welch; if not, it may be worth googling it. The tender heart hears the voice so much more clearly because the heart is open while the mind has been closed 'ere too long. May God's greatest blessings be upon you and your family and may peace and joy be your constant companions for the rest of your life's Camino.

MIke

 

[Bridget and Peter]

It sounds from the blog like you have had a quite a roisterous camino! I'm glad it's been fun.

Have a safe journey back to Norfolk and family and whatever next - now you can put up with snorers you can probably face anything with equinamity!

Bridget