On the Camino: One Day at a Time, one Photo at a Time 9.0

[kohara]

The lovely little hamlet of Barros not far from Ponte De Lima. with its own medieval bridge in the background.

 

[Canada Wanders]

Strolling out of St. Jean, first morning Sept. 2015. Eager to see what comes next…

 

[Canada Wanders]

Early morning in Orisson. We had a short first day as we were both a bit jet lagged, and wanted to sort ourselves out

 

[Canada Wanders]

Ever notice ever picture you take on the Camino is like a post card?

 

[SabsP]

@Canada Wanders : wonderful pictures and thanks for sharing.
The original idea of this thread ( see first post) is to add one picture daily ( or the odd two in one post if they are sequels) . We do not want this thread to end too quickly.

 

[Canada Wanders]

@Canada Wanders : wonderful pictures and thanks for sharing.
The original idea of this thread ( see first post) is to add one picture daily ( or the odd two in one post if they are sequels) . We do not want this thread to end too quickly.

Sheepish reply…sorry, was carried away.

 

[Theatregal]

Between Zubiri and Trinidad de Arre. Breakfast at the welcoming and lively garden cafe, El Horno de Irotz. September 8, 2012.

 

[SabsP]

Sheepish reply…sorry, was carried away.

No no....not to worry!
Looking forward to new members posting on this thread.
Still going strong after two years!

 

[dick bird]

Sheepish reply…sorry, was carried away.

It happens to us all. Relax, we're a tolerant lot on this thread.

 

[dick bird]

I Am Walking the Camino
The landscape is a geometry,
Slabs of colour
Like the flag of a newly independent nation.

The horizon is a horizontal line that bisects it, horizontally.
The road is two, not quite vertical, lines that converge and form a triangle.
Blue rectangle, green triangles, dusty white, beige isosceles triangle.
And a dot. I am the dot.

I crawl up the triangle moving at once vertically and horizontally.
Like a fly in a window pane.
Until I reach the horizon. Then I do it again.
I am walking the camino.

First day on my first camino, April 2012 just out of Seville on the Via de la Plata. This will be my final post on this thread, in a few hours from now we should be on a plane heading for Europe, ready to start our next. We'll be in El Burgo Ranero for two weeks as hospis for the second two weeks of April, drop in if you are passing by. Then we head south to Alicante to start on the Ruta de la Lana. I hope you enjoyed the poems, and the pictures. Thanks for all your positive comments and a special thanks to VNWalking for starting this great thread. What more can I say than 'buen camino, amigos'?

 

[Anne&Pat]

Dick Bird,
Wishing you a wonderful visit to Spain. Your poems and photos have been great, thank you. Hope you have very safe travels.
Buen Camino,
Anne and Pat

 

[Anne&Pat]

We followed under and beside this autovia for a lot of this days walk between Luarca and Navia. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[SabsP]

@dick bird : all the best and safe travels!
Enjoy it all to the fullest!

 

[mspath]

Camino Frances
leaving Astorga
photo taken November 16, 2011



Leaving Astorga mid November snow could be seen on the distant mountains towards the southwest; winter was coming.

 

[mspath]

Dick Bird,

Thank you for all your posts and poems.
May you have another wonder-filled journey.
Carpe diem and Buen camino.

 

[VNwalking]

Still going strong after two years!

It is an amazing font of joy.

Today I am traveling. So again I post from my phone, leaning on the media here on the forum already.
View media item 9770The Vasco, in the Alava, a place that was a refuge for people pushed north by the Caliphate.

 

[mspath]

VN,
All the best as you travel.
Godspeed and, in the truest sense,
Ultreia.

 

[Former member 49149]

Between Zubiri and Trinidad de Arre. Breakfast at the welcoming and lively garden cafe, El Horno de Irotz. September 8, 2012.

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Sorry to say it closed some years before 2020... and yes, it was a welcome spot.

 

[Theatregal]

Today I am traveling. So again I post from my phone, leaning on the media here on the forum already.

So very happy to hear that you're on your way!!! Wishing you safe joyous travels VN! I look forward to any posts you might send our way!

 

[Phoenix]

Roncesvalles --> Zubiri
CF, 4 Sept 2018

 

[SabsP]

First , rainy , day from Irun to Astigarraga. Camino Vasco Interior 2019. Far away a glimpse of the coast with San Sebastian ( Camino del Norte ).

 

[Theatregal]

September 4, 2012. St. Jean Pied de Port. The evening before beginning my first camino - arriving at the Église Notre-Dame du Bout du Pont to attend a Basque choir concert. A wonderful evening.

 

[mspath]

Camino Frances
Roncesvalles monastery
albergue courtyard
door

photo taken October 17, 2013



..in the truest sense, Ultreia!

 

[Anne&Pat]

Somewhere between Navia and La Caridad on our way to Tapia de Casariego on the coastal variant. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Former member 49149]

There are times when I wish I could rewind the clock to days like this...
CF June/July 2006.

 

[Phoenix]

Rocks stacks at the edge of the Rio Arga near the bridge.

Knowing this forum, if I posted this innocuous photo in a non-photo thread, there would be gnashing of teeth, ripping of clothes, and several argumentative "my opinion is more important than yours" posts until the thread would eventually be locked.

Zubiri
CF, 5 Sept 2018

 

[Theatregal]

Dinner overlooking the Puerto de Fisterra, March 25, 2017.

 

[FourSeasons]

CF April 19, 2016 on the way to Puente la Reina.

 

[Phoenix]

CF April 19, 2016 on the way to Puente la Reina.
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Your photo reminds me that I'm looking forward to seeing the vibrant colors of France, Spain, and possibly Portugal in late spring rather than the hues of browns/tans I'm used to seeing in the fall months.

 

[mspath]

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Rocks stacks at the edge of the Rio Arga near the bridge.

Knowing this forum, if I posted this innocuous photo in a non-photo thread, there would be gnashing of teeth, ripping of clothes, and several argumentative "my opinion is more important than yours" posts until the thread would eventually be locked.

Zubiri
CF, 5 Sept 2018

Phoenix,
At least in this thread what matters is the picture and any associated story....
It is a pleasue to see your handsome picture of clear water and gentle color while imagining how this riverside might be perfect for ad hoc camping some hot summer night.

 

[FourSeasons]

Your photo reminds me that I'm looking forward to seeing the vibrant colors of France, Spain, and possibly Portugal in late spring rather than the hues of browns/tans I'm used to seeing in the fall months.

Me being a Taurus, I do love the earth tones of Fall as well. Yes, the Spring sure is vibrant in color and a nice change. So green with a lot of yellow as you can see.

 

[Phoenix]

Me being a Taurus, I do love the earth tones of Fall as well. Yes, the Spring sure is vibrant in color and a nice change. So green with a lot of yellow as you can see.

As am I, as do I.

I think I'm just weary of winter (and being cold) and looking forward to everything coming to life again and the warmth of the sun.

 

[Phoenix]

Phoenix,
At least in this thread what matters is the picture and any associated story....

Which is why this thread is my main "hangout" on the forum.

 

[SabsP]

Taurus here too! Bit under the weather so enjoying everyone's contributions.


Triacastela. CF 2011.

 

[FourSeasons]

Which is why this thread is my main "hangout" on the forum.

Me too! I ditched FaceBook for this forum. and to include @SabineP Taurus rules!! ️ Hope you feel better soon.

Burgos, April 27, 2016.

 

[mspath]

Camino Frances
leaving Hontanas

photo taken November 10, 2014



Walking into a cold, fog-hidden void it was impossible to see clearly but the mud was frozen!

 

[Anne&Pat]

Tapia de Casariego. Lots of good coastal views around Tapia. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Phoenix]

This photo is essentially the image my mind conjures whenever I think of Pamplona.

CF, 6 Sept 2018

 

[Chenahusky]

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This photo is essentially the image my mind conjures whenever I think of Pamplona.

CF, 6 Sept 2018

I was looking the other way! CF May 2016.

 

[Phoenix]

I was looking the other way! CF May 2016.View attachment 122021

Combined, we might give google street view a run for its money...

 

[FourSeasons]

CF LEON Plaza San Marcos- I've heard stores of pilgirms missing this turn that stays on the Frances. Walking many hours/kilometers before realizing it.

Sept 22, 2013

August 2, 2019

 

[Theatregal]

Crossing the beautiful medieval Ponte Sobreira and then navigating the street through the abandoned hamlet on the other side. In the photo, my friend Helen looked back as she saw what was around the bend - a completely flooded street - we had a bit of wading to do! I loved every minute of this first day on the Sanabrés between Ourense and Cea. April 25, 2018

 

[SabsP]

Arrows in abundance.
CI 2014.

 

[FourSeasons]

Crossing the beautiful medieval Ponte Sobreira and then navigating the street through the abandoned hamlet on the other side. In the photo, my friend Helen looked back as she saw what was around the bend - a completely flooded street - we had a bit of wading to do! I loved every minute of this first day on the Sanabrés between Ourense and Cea. April 25, 2018

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Wow, Look at that bridge. Amazing.

 

[Former member 49149]

Oh dear Lord! Do I remember the feeling! Will I ever forget! Actually, the second photo was taken not many minutes later in a phone shop in the plaza, when the young lady on the left was helping me to put credit into my phone. In the olden days of 2006! (2 photos as they are related!)
Leon. Sweltering heat.

 

[mspath]

Camino Portuguese (Central)
south of Redondela
Roman milestone

photo taken December 14, 2011



This Roman milestone was 6 km south of Redondela amidst a camino path/back lanes mix near Capela de Santiaguño. It marked the Via XIX which connected Braga to Lugo via Santiago. It is marked on Google maps as Milario de Vilar long./lat.42.229640,-8.610992.

 

[Anne&Pat]

Somewhere, along the way, between Tapia and Ribadeo. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Phoenix]

Camino-related... the boots and packs that have served me well over the course of many miles and places around the world.

Photo taken at home before leaving for the CP.
Sept 2019

 

[Former member 49149]

These act as a magnet for me. Silly. As if my country were the only one to produce these emblematic signs of the original Author!
Must be CF, as it is sitting near my Leon photos from that time, so 2006.

 

[FourSeasons]

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Camino-related... the boots and packs that have served me well over the course of many miles and places around the world.

Photo taken at home before leaving for the CP.
Sept 2019

Do you prefer halibut or salmon or I mean … you seem to be a Salomon man. Nice collection sporting great memories, no doubt.

 

[Phoenix]

Do you prefer halibut or salmon or I mean … you seem to be a Salomon man. Nice collection sporting great memories, no doubt.

Thx. There a few Scarpa in the collection, too, but that was before my feet decided to start growing again around the time I hit the half-century mark.

 

[SabsP]

Monasterio de Rodilla.Camino Vasco Interior 2019.

 

[FourSeasons]

CF Sept 3, 2013 not long after leaving SJPdP there’s a spot where the trail goes right to Valcarlos or foward on the Napoleon and there’s a sign/map that says so. I stood at that map studying it, perplexed on which way to go for 10, 20 possibly 30 minutes. Then I realized the map is similar to the Brierley guide but upside down. With SJPdP on the top of the map. I was soooo confused. I almost went to the right, seriously.

Brierley Guide.

Map similar on the trail but the words weren’t upside down.

 

[mspath]

Camino Frances
O Cebreiro

photos taken March 11, 2009
and November 23, 2011


Some uses of iconic symbols can be jarring.



The magnificent silver chalice in the church at O Cebreiro on the CF was a gift from royalty commemorating a medieval miracle of faith when a parishioner experienced the transformation of wine and bread.



In more recent time the stylized shape of the chalice became the symbol of Galicia and thus now appears throughout the province even on garbage containers !!

 

[Theatregal]

A shaded bench in Carballediña on a warm day April 26, 2018 on the Sanabrés. Nice to sit there for a bit, have some lunch and contemplate (what I assume is) the add-on architecture above the beautiful old stones.

 

[Jeanette & ted]

I have the mountain scape from Santa Colombia de Somoza enlarged in glass on my kitchen wall as a splash back. I see it all the time and still love it.

 

[Phoenix]

São Bento Railway Station
Porto
CP, 4 Oct 2019

 

[mspath]

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São Bento Railway Station
Porto
CP, 4 Oct 2019

Phoenix,
Your photo is a great shot of those splendid tiles. For more info re São Bento see this earlier thread.

 

[Anne&Pat]

Wonderful letter box. Near Ribadeo, CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Phoenix]

Phoenix,
Your photo is a great shot of those splendid tiles. For more info re São Bento see this earlier thread.

Thanks. The next visit to Porto, I hope to stay in the hostel attached to the train station so I can admire it in a more relaxed setting.

 

[kohara]

A bucolic scene in the pretty village of Cuerres on the Norte with the scenic Cantabrian mountains in the background

 

[FourSeasons]

CF August 8, 2019, O Cebreiro: I found myself wandering through their humble, beautiful chapel, a shelter from the rain that day. This Bible display had me in awe. So many different languages represented here, even one in braille. Wow!!

 

[Former member 49149]

I remember taking this photo. Incredible. There was no calle! it was just a label they had handy! On CF, 2006. Don't ask me where, no idea! Well, maybe in the middle?

 

[SabsP]

Exactly nine years ago today. Tudela on the Camino del Ebro.
Cold but dry. What a wet Camino that was...

Plaza Mayor.
Two today. Not much salesopportunity for the balloonman.

 

[mspath]

Camino Portuguese (Central)
Ponte de Lima
riverside market
dried codfish

photo taken December 2013



Such fish as these would be soaked, cooked and served as the savory Portugese national dish bacalhau.

In his History of Salt Cod Alexander Lee notes that such dried fish " was especially popular in the Iberian peninsula, where its name bacalhau(in Portuguese) or bacalao (in Spanish) was taken from the Dutch kabeljauw, itself derived – somewhat awkwardly – from the French word for fresh cod (cabaillaud)"

 

[Theatregal]

June 20, 2019. I loved this moment on the Invierno. Sitting on a bench in a little covered shelter watching and listening to this woman bring her cows across the road to pasture. She stopped to talk to me on her way back. I showed her the movie. She laughed and asked me to send it to her.

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[FourSeasons]

CF Sept 3, 2013 the steep decline into the mystic woods heading to Roncesvillas day 1, Camino 1.

 

[Anne&Pat]

Somewhere after Ribadeo. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Phoenix]

Ah, Porto...
CP, 4 Oct 2019

Planning for my multi-Camino this summer continues to evolve. My time on two of the routes is firm, yet the penultimate part shifts daily. I will have 3 options upon reaching Leon, and it has been and continues to be an internal tug-of-war. For the last few days, some time in Porto and the CP litoral w/ Spiritual Variant is winning...

 

[mspath]

Caminho da Raia
Marvao, Portugal
castle

photo taken January 2013



This 8th c. castle is in Marvao, a picturesque mountain town in the Alentejo region of Portugal, where my husband and I happily celebrated New Years 2013.
For future pilgrims this site will be on the Caminho da Raia which is presently being developed from Mértola to Alpalhão as noted here.

 

[Theatregal]

Along the Sil river after Quereño on the Invierno. June 11, 2019

 

[Phoenix]

Farol de Leça, Matosinhos
CP, 6 Oct 2019

 

[SabsP]

Another angle.
August 2015.

 

[FourSeasons]

Camino del Norte, July 5, 2019: Out of Irun the first day, so beautiful.

 

[mspath]

Camino del Norte, July 5, 2019: Out of Irun the first day, so beautiful.
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FourSeasons, Indeed your photo is beautiful; the path looks shaded and cool. I love that tiny yellow arrow on the white birch trunk amidst all the green vegetation.

 

[FourSeasons]

FourSeasons, Indeed your photo is beautiful; the path looks shaded and cool. I love that tiny yellow arrow on the white birch trunk amidst all the green vegetation.

The arrow really pops amongst the green however it was anything but cool. Perhaps during the time you're accustomed to walking (winter) but not in July, hot and humid was the way. Any slight ocean breeze was a God send. Still so very beautiful.

 

[mspath]

Torreira, Portugal
Aveiro Lagoon

photo taken December 2011



Torreira is located on the coastal strip that separates the broad Ria d'Aveiro aka the Aveiro Lagoon from the sea .
This misty view was shot near the Pousada da Ria on route N327 which parallels the calm waters of the lagoon from São Jacinto in the south to Furadouro in the north. Porto is 40 km. further north of Furadouro.

 

[Phoenix]

Seemingly endless boardwalks.
Matosinhos --> Esposende
CP, 7 Oct 2019

 

[Anne&Pat]

10thC Benedictine Monasterio de San Salvador, Lourenza. It is now a national historical monument. The Baroque facade, made by architect Casas y Novoa, who is also responsible for the Cathedral of Santiago's facade, is highly regarded, as is the sarcophagus of the Cathedral's founder, Don Osorio Gutierrez. Today, it houses a museum of religious art. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Theatregal]

Before Villar de Mazarife. Camino Frances. September 29, 2012

 

[Former member 49149]

Villalcázar de Sirga, CF.
The church was damaged as a result of the earthquake in Portugal in the 18th century. The statue is from C15.

 

[FourSeasons]

CdN July 6, 2019: Day two heading to San Sebastian.

 

[kohara]

Aviles on a lovely summer's evening

 

[FourSeasons]

Aviles on a lovely summer's evening

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Beautiful on which Camino is this?

 

[mspath]

São Jacinto, Portugal
Bairro dos Pescadores

photo taken December 2011



Simple one-storey cottages in traditional blue and white can be seen on some streets in the Bairro dos Pescadores/Fishermen's Neighborhood in São Jacinto.

São Jacinto is located on the southern end of the coastal strip that separates the broad Ria d'Aveiro aka the Aveiro Lagoon, where the fishermen fish, from the sea.

Route N327 which parallels the calm waters of the lagoon begins here in São Jacinto, and runs to Furadouro in the north. Porto is 40 km. further north of Furadouro.

 

[Anne&Pat]

Somewhere between Mondonedo and Abadin, CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[Anne&Pat]

Aviles on a lovely summer's evening

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Aviles is on the Camino del Norte, after Gijon.

 

[Phoenix]

Cabo Finisterre
CP, 20 Oct 2019

A repost and one of my favorite photos of any Camino. It has special meaning as it was displayed in the church as I gave the eulogy for my dad 6 months ago (he loved being out on the water).

It’s also fitting as it is the last photo I am posting. After 8+ years, I’ve had my fill of the forum (these photo threads and you guys are the exception). I’ve grown weary of the “forum pilgrims” who seem to dominate: the condescending know-it-alls, the humble braggarts, the whiners/complainers, and those who seem to enjoy abusing new posters asking simple questions. I can honestly say I’ve not met any of their like out in the wild (on Camino), and hope to not cross paths with any of them in person.

@mspath - you are the epitome of a pilgrim and a good person, wise and kind beyond measure.
@FourSeasons - your positive attitude is always contagious.
@VNwalking - thank you for creating these threads, which enabled me to hang around for as long as I did.
The rest of the regular photo/story posters - thank you for sharing your Camino(s) with the rest of us.

Be well.

 

[Anne&Pat]

Beautiful on which Camino is this?

Sorry, should have posted the last post here re Aviles!

 

[mspath]

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Cabo Finisterre
CP, 20 Oct 2019

A repost and one of my favorite photos of any Camino. It has special meaning as it was displayed in the church as I gave the eulogy for my dad 6 months ago (he loved being out on the water).

It’s also fitting as it is the last photo I am posting. After 8+ years, I’ve had my fill of the forum (these photo threads and you guys are the exception). I’ve grown weary of the “forum pilgrims” who seem to dominate: the condescending know-it-alls, the humble braggarts, the whiners/complainers, and those who seem to enjoy abusing new posters asking simple questions. I can honestly say I’ve not met any of their like out in the wild (on Camino), and hope to not cross paths with any of them in person.

@mspath - you are the epitome of a pilgrim and a good person, wise and kind beyond measure.
@FourSeasons - your positive attitude is always contagious.
@VNwalking - thank you for creating these threads, which enabled me to hang around for as long as I did.
The rest of the regular photo/story posters - thank you for sharing your Camino(s) with the rest of us.

Be well.

Phoenix,
Your splendid photos and pertinent thoughts will be truly missed. May your new paths be good.
Pax.

For many of us now so much has changed.
Thankfully memories still remain.

"...But to have been,
This once, completely, even if only once:
To have been at one with the earth, seems beyond undoing."

Rainer Maria Rilke, 9th Duino Elegy,
(translated by Stephen Mitchell).

 

[SabsP]

@Phoenix . I will miss you.
Maybe we will meet somewhere en route.
Buen Camino!

 

[SabsP]

On this day four years ago. Camino Ingles.

Pontedeume.

 

[FourSeasons]

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Cabo Finisterre
CP, 20 Oct 2019

A repost and one of my favorite photos of any Camino. It has special meaning as it was displayed in the church as I gave the eulogy for my dad 6 months ago (he loved being out on the water).

It’s also fitting as it is the last photo I am posting. After 8+ years, I’ve had my fill of the forum (these photo threads and you guys are the exception). I’ve grown weary of the “forum pilgrims” who seem to dominate: the condescending know-it-alls, the humble braggarts, the whiners/complainers, and those who seem to enjoy abusing new posters asking simple questions. I can honestly say I’ve not met any of their like out in the wild (on Camino), and hope to not cross paths with any of them in person.

@mspath - you are the epitome of a pilgrim and a good person, wise and kind beyond measure.
@FourSeasons - your positive attitude is always contagious.
@VNwalking - thank you for creating these threads, which enabled me to hang around for as long as I did.
The rest of the regular photo/story posters - thank you for sharing your Camino(s) with the rest of us.

Be well.

What a lovely photo, I see an eagle, perhaps a dove in the clouds? What a beautiful scene to have at your father's funeral. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I'll miss your contributions to this thread especially your Portuguese entries. They help me envision what my September Camino will be like and keeps my nerves at bay. Aren't you walking a Camino this year? Feel free to PM me if you ever want to chat about upcoming or past Camino's.

I too gasp at some of the condescending comments I run across. I'll usually just pass on by or try to make a positive comment that may hopefully build up the OP instead of crushing their spirit.

Hang in there, winter is almost over we are experiencing a second winter her in Meridian, Idaho this week,. I'm guessing it's the same where you are.

Remember this is Holy week and be assured that Friday will come and Sunday will follow. Hallelujah! I thank Jesus for His sacrifice and giving us hope in His Resurrection. God Bless You!

CF Portomarin, August 11, 2019
The Crucifixion.

CF Ponferrada, August 6, 2019
Christ's Ascension.

 

[mspath]

Camino Frances
Logroño
municipal albergue
sculpture

photo taken February 6, 2009



All who have walked a long day can empathize with this weary pilgrim who years past in the Logroño municipal albergue sat by the main interior staircase.

 

[FourSeasons]

Camino Frances
Logroño
municipal albergue
sculpture

photo taken February 6, 2009

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All who have walked a long day can empathize with this weary pilgrim who years past in the Logroño municipal albergue sat by the main interior staircase.

Interesting fact, thank you @mspath
I recall looking like that a time or two

 

[Anne&Pat]

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Cabo Finisterre
CP, 20 Oct 2019

A repost and one of my favorite photos of any Camino. It has special meaning as it was displayed in the church as I gave the eulogy for my dad 6 months ago (he loved being out on the water).

It’s also fitting as it is the last photo I am posting. After 8+ years, I’ve had my fill of the forum (these photo threads and you guys are the exception). I’ve grown weary of the “forum pilgrims” who seem to dominate: the condescending know-it-alls, the humble braggarts, the whiners/complainers, and those who seem to enjoy abusing new posters asking simple questions. I can honestly say I’ve not met any of their like out in the wild (on Camino), and hope to not cross paths with any of them in person.

@mspath - you are the epitome of a pilgrim and a good person, wise and kind beyond measure.
@FourSeasons - your positive attitude is always contagious.
@VNwalking - thank you for creating these threads, which enabled me to hang around for as long as I did.
The rest of the regular photo/story posters - thank you for sharing your Camino(s) with the rest of us.

Be well.

Sad that this is your last photo, it is beautiful and very meaningful. We wish you all the very best. Thank you for all your contributions.
Anne and Pat

 

[Theatregal]

Packs off and duck under - more difficult for the biker! On the Primitivo, August 4, 2013.

 

[SabsP]

Exactly eleven years ago .
I walked the first etapa of my first Camino in 2011.
I started in Roncesvalles and walked to Zubiri that day.

 

[Anne&Pat]

After leaving Abadin in the morning on our way to Vilalba. CdelN, June, 2018.

 

[FourSeasons]

CdN July 7, 2019, Heading towards Zarautz, day three. Art and a mini first aid station.