el camino

Day 1: tuesday, i left st jean pied de pory and made it over the pyranees to roncesvalles, an old monastery. It took me 8 hours with an hour lunch break. That jas been my best day. Day 2: i continued on to zubiri, took me maybe an hour or more less tjan the first day. But for the last hoir and a half, i felt the blisters forming. But, thanks to moleskin and kim bombaks essential oils lavender), i didnt have any blisters the next day. Day 3: it rained the last 2 hours or so, my knee is not feeling good at all, but still no blisters on the feet- praised be Jesus. Ive met so many wonderful people already. Its great. I am absolutely lovinh it. I am in pamplona right now. Where they have the bulls running in the street. Went to pilgrims mass the first day. Really cool. Maybr 10 languages spoken. Most people are travelling alone, like me. And everybody has their own story. It is really a cool community. Many people ive met, dont speak a word of english or french, but we can usually still communicate. And of course, quite a bit of alone time simply walking. St raphael and st james have been looking afyer me.