Built solid. Built to last. Could I say the same about my home?
Inhabitants of Caprese Michelangelo.
Tonight’s Refugio is in Caprese Michelangelo, the birthplace of Michelangelo. To think I stood in the home of the world’s greatest artist!
There has been a change in plans for the five Brazilians with whom I have shared the way. They have unexpected announce the end of their Cammino. Off they went in search of a bus as I walked alone with one German Pilagrino following. The day was good with the German and I meeting at junctions.
One of five Brazlian pilagrinos walking with me whose smile is undeniably perfection.
A beauty. A former Camino Albergu hostess.
Preparing a future tour, two Italian guides make time for “Selfies.” Adorable.
Within the “Sacred Forest” is the Santuario Della Verna Monastary built at the top of a huge rock face.
Continuing in the “Sacred Forest,” one of the most beautiful forest I’ve walked.
The tune “What Goes Up, Must Come Down” plays over and over in my head for that is how the way is walked.
Truly a Starkbuck’s moment.
