Pamplona

This morning we departed Madrid by high speed train to Pamplona. The 3.5 hour ride through the Spanish countryside was outstanding. Medieval villages, churches,  vineyards and historic homes were plentiful.

Eladio, Donna, and I got chills as we pulled into Pamplona station. The challenge of the Camino de Santiago all became more real when we saw the first pilgrims walking through town with their boots, poles and backpacks. They were following the sign of the Camino, which is the seashell symbol to mark the way. We wandered a bit through town along the historic trail, imagining how life would be for us in just two days, as we embark on the trail ourselves.

2 thoughts on “Pamplona

  1. I can’t even imagine what this would be like but you explain things beautifully, I almost feel like I’m there myself. Maybe you should take up writing as your next quest. You’re taking us all on this adventure with you. It’s awesome. Lots of love!!

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