What amazes me, as I begin writing this post, is the abstract sense and quality of time that I encounter with each day’s journey. In attempting to begin my recount of this day, I found myself somewhat confused as to where I started this morning. It was Palas de Rei, it was in the dark … Continue reading Palas de Rei to Arzua – Day 30
Portomarin to Palas de Rei – Day 29
First, I must note that in reaching the physical end of any discipline schedule – that was commenced in order to eliminate those common habits and inclinations that are not to the benefit of a person’s sanctification or general well-being of one’s spirit – there can be no assumption that the discipline has corrected the … Continue reading Portomarin to Palas de Rei – Day 29
Sarria to Portomarin – Day 28
For the second day in a row, I found myself crawling out of my bunk bed; lights off and everyone else in the dorm either asleep or wishing they still were. I understand the feeling. You just walked 22 kilometers the day before, and against your better judgment, or just because you just walked 22 … Continue reading Sarria to Portomarin – Day 28
Triacastela to Sarria – Day 27
I’m going to have to confess that from this day, Tuesday, till I reach Santiago de Compostela, on Sunday, I am probably going to be a little one-minded. It is as I began to discuss a couple of posts back; I’m nearing the end of this pilgrimage. My mind is locked in on the realization, … Continue reading Triacastela to Sarria – Day 27
O’Cebreiro to Triacastela – Day 26
The large Municipal Albergue in O’Cebreiro started to come to life by 5:00am in the morning. Pilgrims were trying to be as polite as possible – a virtue they cared not much for the night before, and after a few quaffs of the local brew. Now, sleepy-eyed pilgrims were humbly setting their packs in good … Continue reading O’Cebreiro to Triacastela – Day 26
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