Dear Aymory
Spent the morning and afternoon shopping. I enjoy the process of finding gifts for people - trying to find something that would suit the person. Also bought a cheap bag for my trip to England. I suspect i will need it considering that I have picked up things here plus have a change of clothes awaiting me at my daughter's home. Got some very nice things (I think) plus a lot of exercise walking the narrow streets of the old town. Ate a whole lot of chestnuts!
Found a terrific tapas bar with probably the best selection that I have seen outside of Madrid. Had lunch there. Came back and had dinner there too. Probablty will tomorrow too :)
Took my loot back to my room. Have to move rooms tomorrow. Probably a good thing as I will need the extra space to spread out my kit to pack.
New pilgrims arriving every day.
Time to move on.
Ultreya
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This is the story of my walk on the ancient Camino de Santiago, a twelve hundred year old pilgrimage route. The Camino is 835 kilometers, from the south of France, across the Pyrenees Mountains into Spain and thence westwards to the tomb of the apostle St. James in Santiago de Compostela.
