Train Station at Dax
St Jean Pied de Port in the valley
Hill fog in the Pyrenees
Misty high altitude trees
The path varies constantly.
Smooth sailing?
Puente la Reina
Alto del Perdon
The Way
Painter de la Grajera, Logrono
Burgos Cathedral
Burgos Cathedral II
Museum of Evolution, Burgos
Streets of Manero
Cloisters at Burgos
The way to Hornillos del Camino
Bodega -wine cellar
A village condo
The stained glass of of Leon Cathedral
Statue at Leon Cathedral
Peppers at the market at Leon
Sunrise at Fonfria
Knight’s Templar Palace, Ponferrada
Rough roads
Elevated bridges at Herrerias
Fall arriving in Spain
Monasterio de Samos
Eucalyptus Trees
Forest near Fromista
On the way to Boadilla
Red tiled roofs
Early morning mist
Mysterious passages
Ghostly cemeteries.
Pilgrims at Mont del Gozo
Obradoiro Cathedral
University of Santiago
Petroglyphs at Teleno
Petroglyphs at Teleno II
Waterfront in FInisterre
Camino Mile marker 0.0 at Finist
Sunset in Santiago
Grape vines
Brenda J. Nutter 
Looks wonderful ! I understand that you are now a confirmed Point & Shooter ?????
Russ Donaldson
Thanks Russ. I am still on the learning curve with my P&S and really missed my big camera. Walked 810km and there was no way that the beast was going to walk with me. Best to you.
great photos !! I start my Camino April 18 … can’t wait ! (even though I am old, fat and unfit).. I’m sure it will go swimmingly !! 🙂
Indeed you will! And I will be watching your posts. When I did this last fall, I was 70, overweight…a little, and have reduced range of motion and rods and screws in my left foot. Had no idea whether the Camino would be my “Wall”. Ample supplies of beer and chips in addition to perseverance and great walking companions made all the difference. 810k later I made it! Buen Camino!