From the moment I stepped off the plane in Vancouver I knew things would be different. Getting home and reconnecting with all things...

Not even rain can dampen my excitement to be back in Santiago. This city is a labyrinth o secret streets and allys, hiding something...

Muxia a small fishing  village known to be the place St James came for a retreat while trying to save the Christians from the pagans and...

5 on the way by bus and 1 pilgrim by foot. Our brave Eric left this am to travel by foot to Finesterra, we will hope a bus and spend...

Today is the pilgrims mass at the cathedral.  Most of those amazing pilgrims which walked those 33 days, from early september like us...

Today is the pilgrims mass at the cathedral.  Most of those amazing pilgrims which walked those 33 days, from early september like us...

After a less than ordinary late start, we stepped out into the pre dawn darkness, for one last time before the 4.5 km. walk into...

Our morning greeter today, still in the darkness of the morning, we set out to cover the .5 km. To get back on the Camino and this little...

Our first bridge in the early morning light. Each bridge is so unique, the width and length based on the flow of water below. Years they...

Leaving Gonzar early, coffee before we pulled out, something warm is a good way to start out. Darkness surrounds us. Eucalyptus trees...

Yours on the Camino Elizabeth Mueller

A old farm implement tucked away, such an interesting find in someone’s garage as we wandered around Triacastela in the evening after a...

We stayed in a delightful old hotel, full of artifacts and history. The morning sunrise just as we left to head out on the trail. The...

199.5 km. To Santiago Wood fired bread oven, goodies waiting to go in. We bought our bread for lunch and continued on. Wall murals are...