I'm happy you enjoyed it, Rob. The Camino is rich with history. The oldest record of it dates back to 800 CE. It is a living legend and a fascinating path/road to walk.
Love the sound of silence being broken by the call of the cuckoo. Haha. Thank you for sharing this experience and I am really enjoying reading this series, Lois.
For sure, Renato. Our senses were heightened. I didn't mention it in the article, but by the time we got to that leg of the journey, I could smell when humans were approaching us on the path.
Thank you, Mariska. Learning the history of the Camino is part of the overall experience of the pilgrimage. It happens as the footsteps accumulate. There is a lot of time to contemplate what you are doing and why you are doing it along the way. It is a remarkable experience.
I’m happy you enjoyed the posting. I am enjoying your substack as well. It is very thought provoking and inspirational.
You're having fun, mouse holes in Cuckoo Land?
Yes. We went cuckoo looking at the mouse houses in Cuckoo Land. It happens to those who are inflicted with Camino Numb Brain.
A truly fabulous adventure
Thanks so much. I'm happy you enjoyed it.
that was great, I really enjoyed it, thank you. It sounds like an amazing journey, so much history!
I'm happy you enjoyed it, Rob. The Camino is rich with history. The oldest record of it dates back to 800 CE. It is a living legend and a fascinating path/road to walk.
Love the sound of silence being broken by the call of the cuckoo. Haha. Thank you for sharing this experience and I am really enjoying reading this series, Lois.
Thanks Neil. It was really hilarious when it happened… mostly because it was exactly what we were thinking!
Love the photos, Lois - it brings the adventure to life.
Really, REALLY good travel writing. Having fun reading your Camino adventures.
Cheers
Thank you, Gonzo. I value your feedback.
A fascinating story. I enjoyed the blend of history with your own experiences on the trail. I think immersion in nature does heighten the senses.
For sure, Renato. Our senses were heightened. I didn't mention it in the article, but by the time we got to that leg of the journey, I could smell when humans were approaching us on the path.
Wow!
Wow!
I love this beautiful portrayal of history with your camino experience, like looking through the eyes of a child.
Thank you for blessing us with sharing your beautiful gifts and talents.
Thank you, Mariska. Learning the history of the Camino is part of the overall experience of the pilgrimage. It happens as the footsteps accumulate. There is a lot of time to contemplate what you are doing and why you are doing it along the way. It is a remarkable experience.
I’m happy you enjoyed the posting. I am enjoying your substack as well. It is very thought provoking and inspirational.
I wish you the best.