LIVE from the Camino Bruma to Sigueiro

[jalluisi]

Hey,
We left Bruma this morning in a foggy and misty morning. It stayed foggy and misty most of the morning. It didn't rain. We had a nice walk. There seemed to be more road walking but there were sheeps, cows and nice flowers to look at. We did go through some wooded areas as well. Tomorrow will we will walk into Santiago! We are planning to walk to Finisterre and Muxia.

Note: After we left Bruma we had breakfast about 3 km out at Bar Lineras.(A Rua) We a good tortilla! Also, in Bruma we had a great piligram menu in Casa Grania. The Gallego soup was delicious!!

Here are some pictures.

 

[FilipL]

Did you stay in the municipal albuerge in bruma? If so, how early did it fill up?

 

[jalluisi]

We stayed in the San Lorenzo Albergue. We did know people who stayed at the municipal one. I am not sure what time they got there. Probably before us as we did part of the Real camino and we walked 32km. We got to Bruma around 515 pm. They were able to get beds.

In Betanzos, we got there around 3 pm and the people who we met on the camino stayed at the Municipal Albergue said there were 3 beds left at that time.

I do know that some folks got to our albergue around 530 pm and ours was full.

Buen Camino!

 

[Pelegrin]

Bruma means fog. So, fog in Bruma today

 

[Varekai]

I came across a peacock in the woods in my walk from Bruma to Sigueiro. Has anyone else come across this bird and why it's here?