Buen Camino – 26 km – Triacastela
Nothing you can know that isn’t known.
Nothing you can see that isn’t shown.
Nowhere you can be that isn’t where you meant to be.
It’s easy.
We had the best equipped kitchen here in La Falba. Some Nescafé in the morning. Michelle, one of the English women, put a bandage around my swollen ankle. Then back to the Camino. Michelle is very fast, so she went ahead.
It wasn’t so bad as I thought, the way up I mean. Reaching 1300 meters in O Cebreiro.
Met Andrew here, Michelle was already here, time for another coffee and a croissant.
I was walking with Andrew the rest of the day. The weather was really comfortable, cloudy, no sun, 22 degrees. There were big school classes on tour, 40 people in a group. They did camping.
We arrived in Fillobal. We had a wonderful lunch here with a delicious cheesecake as dessert. Wanted to stay here first, but as the path was not so difficult to walk, I decided to continue to Triacastela. Just 4 more kilometres.
We arrived in Triacastela. Albergue Complexo Xacobeo was a good choice. I share a double room with Andrew tonight.
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