Casa Reloj continues to be one of my favorite places to stay.
Look at all the antique religious statues on the wall.
And the cabinet full of hand-made marionettes is something very special.
Jeffrey stamps his Credential.
And as evening falls,
we sit
and reflect on the difficult and windy day.
The wine provided by the Lady of the House
flowed freely,
and everyone shared food and conversation.
Today was surreal to me.
The rainbow, the wind, the walk...
Tonight I have a room high on the top floor.
The rainbow, the wind, the walk...
Tonight I have a room high on the top floor.
This is the view out of my window from my bed.
The sunset...
Oh! I can't begin to describe it.
On and off, the sky was cloudy then clear.
The rain started, then stopped.
I slept with the window open until 4 am,
when early rising pilgrims began their journey
and set the dogs to barking.
It was heavenly!
Morning came and we went downstairs
to a beautiful breakfast set for us.
Coffee, Tea, freshly squeezed orange juice,
bread, butter, jam,
Marias, fresh fruit,
Marias, fresh fruit,
and even fresh farm eggs for the cooking!
A feast!
Time to walk again...
Note: If you are interested in walking the Camino Santiago,
but are not quite ready to go it alone,
consider joining Annie
on one of our small, affordable Camino walks.
For more information see our website
at this link: AnnieWalkers Camino
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