I made it to Santiago yesterday and had a great evening with China, Italy and Korea. A wonderful finish to the trip. Today I took the bus to Fisterra. Tomorrow back to Santiago, then Thursday a train to Madrid and Friday fly home.
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Gary and Elizabeth's Adventures 
Congratulations on completing another Camino! I loved the frost designs on the cars–very cool.
Donna
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Wow, what a great ending to your trip! How nice to run into China and Italy on your last official day of the Camino. I’m so glad you enjoyed this experience. I sure enjoyed following along!
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Ah me, yes, a great ending to this tale. I’ve enjoyed my armchair participation, thank you for sharing your stories.
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Enjoyed following your journey. See you soon on the trail!🌵Carol Perlman
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Hi Gary~
I am sorry to have your commentary stop! I think you had a fabulous time overall and you accomplished what you set out to do! Say hi to Elizabeth for me. I’d be interested in hearing what the “behind the scenes” 3 hour Cathedral tour was like.
Love,
Cindy
The frost patterns on the cars was incredible!
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Hi Cindy – The tour was a lot of fun. Unfortunately it was all spanish, so I was not able to understand all the information. We walked across the roofs and went up to the top of one of the towers. I loved seeing the inside and the construction details. Amazing the carvings, even though it wasn’t really visible to the general public. The stopped the basement tour during covid, so I didn’t get to go down below. The cathedral is an amazing building. Incredible to think someone envisioned things 800 years ago and then the construction crews built it. I actually only did 90 minutes, but still very cool.
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Sounds wonderful, Gary! You have such an eye for construction, too! You don’t need to know the language to see the workmanship! I’m assuming you’re back in Phoenix!
Cindy
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