I awoke early on my last day in Santiago. I had my last cup of Cola-Coa (a brand name for hot chocolate) with the American pilgrims I arrived with and we said our good-byes. The Cathedral bells rang in the distance,…
The story I’m about to tell you is resting deeply in my heart, its a lesson of accepting who you are, acknowledging that God has been trying to tell you something forever and letting go of all the things you…
I’m leaving Molinaseca with a sense of magic on the Camino de Santiago. I suppose it was always there. But I’m just noticing it now. Last night I had dinner with a group of pilgrims, a young German woman that…
Remember last week when I said I was only soothed by a shared meal with other pilgrims? Well this is David and Debbie, they shared their meal with me many times on the Camino, and now they’re here at my house….
A few days back I met a pastor and his wife from Oregon. They were having a long discussion with a couple of pilgrims about their faith, their reasons for walking the Camino de Santiago and the power of the…
Carrion de los Condes to Terradillos. It’s a very long walk. I didn’t take very many pictures. Prayed a lot. Terradillos de los Templarios to El Burgo Ranero. Headed out early. Beautiful. Crossed the halfway mark. El Burgo Ranero to…