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Day 28 ending in O Pedrouzo

Had a real pleasant day walking slowly and enjoying these last hours before Santiago.

In Santiago I’ll take a day off before continuing to Finisterre and Muxia. Should have it all wrapped up by the 8th. Then just kill some time in Madrid until I fly home.

This backpack has been perfect
A cat, outstanding in her field
The plants here are so similar to home, we must be in the same climate zone

And now, some cow-related content I know you’ve been waiting for…

Miles 14

Day 27 ending in Arzua

My backpack seemed very heavy today. It was all in my mind, of course. As soon as I had a couple of cappuccinos it was fine lol.

I saw this woman today over and over again on the trail. She was always on a call. I mean, she talked on the phone for at least 5 hours. I know we have to let people enjoy themselves in their own way, but damn.

Anyway, nice little day today. I don’t want the experience to end.

These lilies here are so healthy and big
My allergies seem better. This is why; the hay is already being cut in Galicia.
Lunch. It’s an empanada, baked instead of fried. It was a little dry, still pretty good
I love this pilgrim logo. It’s everywhere

Day 26 ending in Melide

I was up super early because I couldn’t doomscroll on my phone last night. The stars were out, and I saw the milky way for the first time in a while. Neat.

I also found an operating cafe, so I had coffee unexpectedly. Super neat.

It got nice and warm early so the walking was very pleasant. Everyone seemed to be in a good mood despite the hassles of the day before.

The power was on for me and I had a good shower. Grateful for that too.

Go this way? Got it!
This dog didn’t seem bothered by much at all
Another mystery
Melide, the bridge into town on the historical route

Miles 12

Day 25 the blackout of 2025

Oh man what has happened to society lolol

Literally one hour after the power went out, zombies were roaming the streets in search of beer and snacks

I was one of them

But

Tonight I have a place to sleep, some food to eat, and one last clean pair of underwear.

Things could be worse.

Tomorrow, I’ll get up and move on, wash my drawers in a stream somewhere, and hope that when I get where I’m going, I’ll have a place to sleep.

Edit: I did have a place to sleep

Also, did not wash my drawers in a stream.

They’re for grain storage
Bestest boy living his best life
In Palas de Rei, nice little town even with no electricity or water

Miles 25