- Time of past OR future Camino
- Except the Francés
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Fun and games of the spirually advanced class. Marvelous.Santa Teresa de Jesús and San Juan de la Cruz simultaneously levitated.
Oh, lovely. She was a special one to be sure. And clearly she went to some pretty special places.Then to the tourist office to pick up my "distinción" of the "huellas de Santa Teresa".
It astonishes me that (1) it is legal for pedestrians to walk there, since it is very clearly the entrance to the superhighway and (2) that no one has been killed or injured.Ávila's horrible exit has, sadly, not improved in 10 years.
I'll give you the Lapwing as common, but "An eagle, a couple of owls, a few hen harriers" sounds like quite an eventful day, even before seeing the immense grass snake. Lovely, thanks Alan.Another uneventful mostly flat day in the dazzling sunshine. An eagle, a couple of owls, a few hen harriers and a solitary lapwing for company. And a really quite large (1 metre plus) clearly well-fed grass snake, which was moving alongside me at about my speed for about 20m before disappearing. Largest I've seen in decades.
Umm, let me guess. An Eagle?One of my lovely fan-tailed friends joined me briefly, but no other wildlife at all.
A mighty fine torre, would that the rest were still there, because it would be impressive.Torre de Alba
The Sharpie crowd on the CF has obviously not come here thank God. I'll take unreadable but pristine over that any day of the week. The landscape looks lovely: sublime, quiet, spacious.Some of the Ruta Teresiana signs have distance markings on them: virtually unreadable. You need to be a Malevich to make white on white work.
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Alan, I have enjoyed following along on your Camino and marveled at everywhere you have walked, enjoyed your photos, and in addition reading the many historical facts and lore you have included at nearly every turn.Salamanca was the end of my San Juan de la Cruz pilgrimage. I'm now walking on a much more followed camino, so that's probably enough from me until the next time I hit a "path less travelled".
Of course it’s your decision, but your fan club would like to know where you are going next - we are so accustomed to following you from the Mediterranean to Santiago year after year that we will feel a little out of sorts if you cut us off now!I'm now walking on a much more followed camino, so that's probably enough from me until the next time I hit a "path less travelled".
Laurie, I wanted to ask Alan this too; where next?, but didn't want to suggest something he wasn't planning to do. You, on the other hand, know him well and have more clout, so am glad you have given him a little nudge.Of course it’s your decision, but your fan club would like to know where you are going next - we are so accustomed to following you from the Mediterranean to Santiago year after year that we will feel a little out of sorts if you cut us off now!
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