Leaving Astorga was a pleasant walk on good path. It took me past a small Ermita, where I was able to have a bit of prayer time in a most humble setting. For that, I am most thankful. In fact, the entire day seemed to be quite personal, quite relaxing. The landscape has truly changed … Continue reading Astorga to Rabanal del Camino – Day 22
Villar de Mazarife to Astorga- Day 21
This day turned into something I was not expecting, but by know I should trust a little more in God’s constant work in my life. I’m on some timetable of His that seems to require a bit faster pace sometimes than I would like; but then again, not having free will, I should just grin … Continue reading Villar de Mazarife to Astorga- Day 21
Leon to Villar de Mazarife – Day 20
My last night in Leon and I was clearly ready to get back on the Camino. I'd rested my feet long enough. They're not in great shape, but much better than when I arrived. I turned in - lights out - at 10:00pm, with a wake-up at 5:45am. Packed my backpack that evening; carefully inventorying … Continue reading Leon to Villar de Mazarife – Day 20
Mansilla de las Mulas to Leon – Day 19
My walk onto Leon in the morning was, in one sense, a time to relish the thought that I would be staying here for a few days. My feet needed attention and a thorough drying out. Between the blisters and the wet boots that promoted what I have been told is probably trench foot, they … Continue reading Mansilla de las Mulas to Leon – Day 19
El Burgo Ranero to Mansilla de las Mulas – Day 18
The next two legs of my journey are short in length; about 12 miles each leg or 20 kilometers. I thank the Lord for such conditions as my feet are in full rebellion; both baby toes suffering and blisters underneath my heel pads. I can't put pressure on the front of my feet or the back … Continue reading El Burgo Ranero to Mansilla de las Mulas – Day 18
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