May 26 &27 Ventas de Naron & O’ Coto
4 days to go and 60 kilometers (approximately 36 miles ) to cover ! We are still in the Galicia area. Mostly cattle farms. Everything is green in color. Very few colored flowers. We are surprised at the lack flowers in this area.
The Camino is changing. During the first month, it was not unusual to walk all day and maybe encounter a few pilgrims. Also, some days we would walk 6 to 9 miles before encountering a pueblo. Now, there are many pilgrims because many have entered the Camino recently to walk the last 100 kilometers. Most of the time the pueblos are 3 to 4 miles apart.
We will be starting early tomorrow on our walk to Arzua.
Mike & Angie On The Camino de Santiago 
We are in awe of your accomplishment. Enjoy the final few miles and what you have done together. Kim and Kip
May 27, 2013 at 9:40 pm
Dear Mike And Angie,
I must prematurely congratulate the both of you for completing this
journey. Please remember me to St. James when you arrive. I must
be away from my computer for the next week. Looking forward to seeing
and hearing more about the adventure Kay
May 27, 2013 at 9:43 pm
Mike & Angie,
60 km in 4 days is probably a walk in park for you both now. Can you spot the pilgrims that started at Sarria from those seasoned travelers like you both???
How many days will you have in Santiago de Compostela and what is your itinerary to get home???
I’m looking forward to having you back but I will miss the daily posts.
Mark
May 27, 2013 at 11:39 pm
Bravo, Mike and Angie! You’re on the verge of a magnificent (and slightly crazy…:) ) achievement. Hats off to you guys! T.
May 28, 2013 at 1:49 am
Unbelievable, you are sooooooo close to your goal. All the best. Hope for you, good weather and clear paths:)
May 28, 2013 at 4:13 am
Well, here we are about to turn in for the night and you are both probably starting your day now. We just spent a lovely evening with your mom and your son, Chris. We had a great time having a delicious dinner ( tri-tip roast, potato salad, baked beans ) followed by fresh strawberries to “clean the palate” according to your mom. Then we ate a delicious lemon ice box pie that Al made. The man puts me to shame in his ventures with new recipes!
I will miss these blogs; you may have to continue to post on your daily ventures in Santa Barbara! I have become addicted to the blogs!
We continue to keep you in our prayers! Please continue to keep us in your prayers!
Love,
Marianne
May 28, 2013 at 4:27 am
Yes Mar….and don’t stop the emails…. we must be weaned off gradually… cant go cold Turkey!
“Mike & Angie
May 28, 2013 at 5:07 pm
The home stretch!! We miss you!
May 28, 2013 at 4:26 pm
Big hugs to you, Laura & Lluvia & Brandon Dad & Mom
“Mike & Angie
May 28, 2013 at 7:07 pm
Can you believe it? ( Love the pastoral landscape! And the picture of “Christine’s ” cow !) It must be hard to let go and come back to the real world….Although I have to say you are really missed. Have loved all the pictures….. What an albumn ! xx Jane
May 28, 2013 at 5:23 pm
You two are the best! Wow, only 24 miles to go- a walk in the park! I really admire both of you for your endurance & happiness. You won’t know what to do with yourselves when you
are finished this camino – ready for a new adventure!
Best to You both….
May 28, 2013 at 8:12 pm