Now that I have been reunited with my computer and had a few days to relax, I've decided to dive into my (thousands of) Camino pictures. Just looking through the pictures has been a lot of fun, so I thought I would get down to the business of sharing them with you. It'll probably be a long series as I have not so judiciously edited down the pictures. But hey, who doesn't like pictures?
Pamplona is where my Camino began. I bused in from Girona (Barcelona) and had a couple of days to find the supplies I would need and give myself a final rest. I had never been to Pamplona and was really surprised by how nice it was. It was full of beautiful churches, which (in what would become a trend) were all closed. It's also where I saw my first flechas (arrows, or trail markers) and my very first pilgrims.
In the window is a Basque separatist flag--throughout the camino it became very apparent that Spain's different regions do not like to play together.
Bullring and the end of the running of the bulls
Some churros y chocolate to celebrate the beginning of my Camino!
My first steps!
OK, more to come! PS. To see the blog I posted from Pamplona way back when, check here.
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