Saturday, June 8, 2013

Day 34 Trabedelos to La Faba June 7th

Km traveled about 13.5 (8.6 miles) elevation gained 320 meters (960 feet)

No wireless today, so I will post this tomorrow, when wireless is available.
Today started out on country roads, which were very nice, and then we transitioned to a very steep, rocky path. The weather was cool, with on and off rain. Not bad.
I had a good day, with the mountain dedicated to women. While I was walking, I was thinking of my grand girls, and prayed for them as well. Lucy, Harper, Finley, and little Claire.
Lots of animals seen today.






Pretty little kittens.


A baby foal and its mom.


Lots of little brooks and streams...






The hugest snail, about 6 inches long...


And a very rocky trail up....


I am sitting outside of a monastery recommended by many. It's chilly but I am well. I finish climbing the mountain tomorrow.

I have to share something I saw today. Standing outside if our albuergue was a man with a peanut attached to his ear. On further inspection, I decided it wasn't an earring. It was a full peanut in the shell. I had to ask him what it was for. He told me he glued it on there to help him quit smoking. And he said that it works!!! I will be opening my stop smoking clinic when I get home $50 per peanut gluing.... This has to be the strangest thing I have seen thus far on the camino.







Tonight I pitched in on a communal meal.
We made spaghetti, garlic bread and fruit salad.
I ate with Jonathan, far left from Quebec, who cooked, Carla from holland, Elizabeth from New Jersey, Hazel who youncant see from Swizerland and Paul from Arizona. A great meal with fellowship. A first communal meal on the camino.


Happy Friday!l
And I hope I make it over the mountain. Shipping my pack again... Feet still bad.


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1 comment:

  1. Joni, you have a warrior spirit! Keep up your challenge. You have achieved so much. Glad you are making friends.

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