My second last day on the camino had large portions of trail lined with oaks. The packed gravel underfoot was scattered with oak leaves and acorns. Lots of birds singing and the the faint smell of cows on the cool fresh air.Stone markers along the path give that all important feedback...how far yet to go.
Only 19 km to go tomorrow.
I am exhausted and excited simultaneously.
CONGRATULATIONS .....YOU HAVE DONE IT.
ReplyDeleteYour daily post and photos great reading; and always made me smile, and say whoa , and feel a little envy. You are great Barb. Love,Dot.
Wonderful to see your little red hanky still hanging from your backpack. What a loyal travelling companion . Thanks for blogging after such a long day.
ReplyDeleteDitto Dot! What a great blog! What a great adventure. Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to a big hug.
ReplyDeleteMay you step lightly along the last 19 km and recollect all the wonders along the way. A monumental accomplishment!
ReplyDeletewhat an accomplishment! Tonight I thought: Oh, I haven't caught up with Barbara for a couple of days. Gotta see where she is, how she's doing. And now I see - you are near the end of a long but beautiful journey full of adventures, sights, sounds, smells, pilgrims and new friends.
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of your determination and accomplishment.
Bravo!
And soon, we will hear more stories as we gather around the turkey:) Safe trip home!Fondly,
Julia
The oak-lined camino looks great and so do you. May it be a marvellous march into Santiago as you klick off those last klicks. May you enjoy and cherish the day.
ReplyDeleteHey congratulations. Nearly there. What an amazing trip. Much love .xxx
ReplyDeletemuch love Chris
ReplyDeleteStill in UK and with Fan and Kate. They send the best ...all amazed at you ...Chris
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