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Pilgrim Makeover

New shoes, socks and shirt! I’m no longer the shabby pilgrim. I did have to buy men’s shoes because the women’s sizes in Spain don’t go...

Estella - Los Arcos - Logroño

Cool, breezy weather and charming villages along the way made the miles a little easier. Pilgrims are comparing sunburns rather than...

Zubiri - Pamplona - Puente La Reina

My Strava app is working consistently in Spain! I can get my statistics and Perry can track me. 👍 The hike to Zubiri was misty and...

May 26th - The Pyrenees

I am now in Spain! Today was certainly challenging, but the scenery, great weather, and wonderful folks along the way made it much less...

Day 41-44 Rural France

12th-century church and abbey in Sauvelade The countryside in the farthest part of southern France is gorgeous, full of grazing sheep and...

Day 39-40 Mud Strategy

Saturday was a perfect hiking day, blue skies, a semi-dry trail, and a good buddy to hike with for a bit. Iannick and I had a great...

37- 38 Edwidge & Gulia

I had a lovely stay at a BnB run by Edwidge with help from her daughter Gulia. There was a definite language barrier so we used Google...

Day 34-36 Pilgrim Twin

Iannick from Montreal has stolen my look! We discovered we’re not only style twins but we both battle allergies. He and I had an...

31-33 Pilgrim a cappella

I was approaching a tiny chapel and heard lovely music; when I entered I realized it was 3 pilgrims harmonizing a capella. ❤️🎶🥰 I’m...

29/30 Sunshine!

A mostly dry trail! Temperatures reaching 70°! It feels miraculous. I’m soaking in the sunshine and savoring each step. I reluctantly...

27 & 28 - Kindness

Allergies hit me hard yesterday. I trudged along bleary eyed blowing my nose every minute or so. Not attractive! First Marie and Totu...

Day 25 & 26 Camino Lessons

31.4 miles of Camino rain, mud and hills in 2 days is teaching me so much: Lesson 1: Take it one tiny step at a time or you’ll wind up...

Day 24 - Cahors - Lascabanes

A dry trail! I only had to avoid a few sloppy sections today which felt like such a gift. It was just over 16 miles to my next room for...

Days 21-23 Lost & Found

This is a dolmen, an object that is shrouded in some mystery, but is believed to be Neolithic. They began as tombs and were also used by...

Days 18-20 Wind/Rain

We had dinner by candlelight on Saturday because the wind storm I hiked through had knocked out the power. Luckily, the owner of the...

Day 16 & 17 Rain and Mud

I had a muddy 12 mile hike yesterday and was such a mess by the end! I didn’t see another pilgrim for the first 3 hours or so, but this...

Day 14 and 15 - Solo Hiker

My wonderful companions were getting ready for the next phase of their trip as I set off on my first day as a solo pilgrim. I was quickly...

Day 12 & 13 - Conques

As we left the village this morning we stopped by a market to buy some fresh baked bread to snack on during our long trek to Conques. The...

Day 10 & 11 Four Seasons

We feel like we’ve experienced every season on our trek. We began in t-shirts and shorts, made a quick transition to wearing every layer...

Day 9 - Saint Come d’ Olt

It has been such fun reuniting with our friends we’ve met along the way. This morning we were greeted by Pierre, Katherine, and Tchi We...

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