I awakened to rain this morning. I went down to the cafe for breakfast and eventually my ride back to Casa Julia to begin the ascent up the steepest climb on the Ingles as the Cicerone Guidebook says.
Well the climb was steep but it switchbacked up so did not seem so steep. The views were fabulous and the trail was mostly natural path through the forest. It rained on and off for most of my time out, but the rain was never heavy.
My thoughts today were thoughts of how lucky I am. I am able to be here in Galicia walking southward to the Cathedral of St. James without a care in the world. I am enjoying the blackberries which are all along the trail; they are there for me to enjoy and truly I am. Wild blackberries, now let me ask what more could a woman want?
I walked for 13 kms straight back to Meson do Vento where I will stay another night before walking onwards to Santiago. When I arrived back at Meson Novo, the answer to my question above was waiting for me. This woman was greeted by some ham and Padron peppers (which need I say, I absolutely love!)
Ah Padron peppers. One of your favorite Galician delicacies. Sounds like the weather has been pretty cooperative also. How about temperatures? To your liking?
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PS: Great pictures and great smile by the way.
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ditto on the peppers!
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Peppers look delicious!!! Nancy
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What else could you want…How about a glass…no a bottle of vino tinto?
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Kelly, sorry this is so many bottles after the fact, but better late than not at all, hiccup! Lol
Arlene
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You look realy joyful on this picture. Few things are sometimes enough to feel good.
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Arlene, you look like you’ve lost weight in that picture. You look so young and happy! You must love it there… 🙂 of course you do!!
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Bill, that seems to be what the camino does huh mate? Makes me happy for sure!
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Arlene,
Nice photos. Nature provided for you with little rain, switchback making the climb easier and desert of Blackberries. What more could you ask for?
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