By the sea.
Pincho or tapas…simply delicious
Big city…San Sebastián.
Affluent city…San Sebastián
A jewel of Spain, San Sebastián.
Once completing the arduous climb, we walked along the ridge of the mountains with the sea to our right with valleys and mountains to the distant left.
What is rain? Water.
What is water? A necessity.
So, for the hundredth time I put on my raincoat and for the hundredth time I smile.
With a few unexpected days before going to Paris, Diego and I decided to do a “gentle” walk on the Camino Norte. It runs from the border of Spain and France along the northern coast of Spain to Santiago.
How long is a Camino?
As long as a piece of string.
Two pieces of string connect.
My 2016 Camino Arles (Aragonés) connects with my 2014 Camino Frances as it crosses the five-arched Puente la Reina (The Queen’s Bridge).
I’VE DONE IT!
From here, all the Caminos move as one to Santiago.
Deja vu…I have been here before.
After 41 days of walking, Camino Arles connects with my first Camino Frances of 2014.
Linda Scandore 