On the last day of our camino, B had to get a taxi at eight in the morning to be sure to make her flight. So we both got up at seven and took her packed bag down to the café across the narrow street for a café con leche and a croissant. How is … More Camino Inglés Epilogue
The next day we went to have the included breakfast in the bar, and not only was there good coffee, freshly pressed orange juice, and cake, but toast made from good bread, and yogurt! It really was lovely and again it seemed the Hostal Sigüeiro was worth the price. I took some early morning pics … More Camino Inglés Day 6: Sigüeiro-Santiago
Again we woke up to sunshine. As we sat down in the café bar of the Meson Novo to have breakfast, it seemed the landlord was driving pilgrims back to Bruma to continue where they – and we – left off. We debated whether to ask if a lift was possible but decided to ask … More Camino Inglés Day 5: Meson do Vento-Sigüeiro
When we woke up, the rain seemed to have stopped! We got a taxi back to Xente no Camino, where a few of last night’s Presedo pilgrims were still lingering, and managed to get served before the early Betanzos lot arrived. It really is a fantastic place – I would stay at Presedo next time … More Camino Inglés Day 4: Xente no Camino-Meson do Vento
Betanzos by early grey morning. We had to get out to get some cash and thought we’d have breakfast somewhere nice, but in the end we just walked back to the Chocolateria. Which was a good idea, it turns out, because when I asked for tomate on my tostada, the lady gave me a small … More Camino Inglés Day 3: Betanzos-Xente no Camino
When I woke up in Pontedeume I was wondering what all the noise was. After a quick look out the window it looked like the Middle Ages had reappeared! Men were hanging flags and banners with coat of arms and golden tassels, which were stored in a large wooden trunk. I had to find a … More Camino Inglés Day 2: Pontedeume-Betanzos
Our first day out walking again started with nice warm weather, but we were aware that rain was forecast and had our ponchos within easy reach. We had decided to skip Neda and take the low bridge across to Fene on our way to Pontedeume, a distance of about 20 km. Just right for a … More Camino Inglés Day 1: Ferrol-Pontedeume
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