The next morning the Library bar was still closed, so we just had a quick coffee nearby and decided to go for some light shopping before the shops closed. And as if by magic, inside the hippie clothes store there was a café serving such wondrous things as bacon and eggs, yogurts and avocado toasts! … More End of the camino, End of the World – Fisterra
May 17th – Norwegian National Day – started with brilliant sunshine and a wonderful breakfast on the terrace overlooking the sea, with coffee, juice, yogurt, fruit, bread and honey. Happy Norway Day! Yes, I had brought two flags, one for Eurovision and one for this day. Leaving cute Corcubion, we headed straight into the green … More Camino Finisterre day 5 – Corcubion to Fisterra
I got up with Nanci and had a coffee before she set off after breakfast. It was odd to see her melt into the steady trickle of pilgrims all heading the same way, while I stayed behind. I had made the decision the night before – I wanted to backtrack a km or so and … More Camino Finisterre day 4 – O Logoso to Corcubion
After a quick cup of coffee at Casa Pepa we soon came to the main road, where there was an albergue, a bar/restaurant (where The Scouse Spouse and I once had the Best Bacon Butty in the Known Universe) and a great little bakery, and the bakery even had a nice clean toilet available to … More Camino Finisterre day 3 – Casa Pepa to O Logoso
As previously mentioned, Negreira isn’t a very big place, but it seemed somehow bigger than I remember – possibly because it has got more pilgrim specific facilities over the last five years? We saw an albergue I can’t remember, and a self-service laundry across the street from it too I think? What I did remember, … More Camino Finisterre day 2 – Negreira to Casa Pepa
The next morning we woke in our tiny room and started to prepare to move on. Nanci had decided to leave the Beast behind at our next Santiago accommodation while we walked out to Finisterre, and carry what she needed for the next six days. So our first port of call was the Pinario, where … More Camino Finisterre day 1 – Santiago to Negreira
After more than two weeks it was time to walk into Santiago. I can’t believe how that time had flown! We set off early to meet the Canadian ladies, but first we had a quick coffee at the square by our albergue. The host, who was overly fond of kissing pilgrims on the head (?!) … More CP Coastal day 15 – Padron to Santiago
Somewhere Slowly 