Muxia

June 14

G: What an amazing family adventure we have had for these past 6 weeks. No narrative for Muxia, but lots of pictures. We have a taxi scheduled for 9AM to take us to Santiago (about an hours drive) where we have a few hours before boarding our plane to Dublin at 5PM this afternoon.

E: Thank you all for your support for us to take this trip! Mark: your attention to Rangeley is invaluable! Tucker: your caring of our home while we are gone. A necessity and appreciated! Until our next adventure:

As I walked the Camino and opened my heart to the possibilities, to the wonders of nature and to the child within me, I was filled with peace and joy. – A Pilgrim walking the Camino

  • Praia do Rosto, a beach north of Fisterra
  • An Horreo, a grain storage building
  • Livestock water storage from natural springs
  • Area de Lourido
  • The Parador Costa da Morte Hotel in distance
  • Gary presented C w/ his 1000K reward! A Camino yellow arrow w/1000 on it
  • Sunrise from our apartment porch
  • G on our Rio Negro hike to old mills that made flour
  • One of many Rio Negro mill houses
  • Ancient bridge over the Rio Negro
  • The flour mills were abandoned in the 1950’s
  • Trail comes out on Praia De Area Maior (Galician)
  • Snack break
  • A young Queen Ann’s Lace
  • Chelsea found wild flax!!
  • Muxia from our return walk from Rio Negro hike
  • Ancient walls designating resident’s crops, Muxia
  • C & C on a portion of the legend of “The Virgin Boat”, Nuestra Senora de la Barca
  • Galician scallops
  • 3 new babes in Muxia too!
  • Faro de Muxia
  • Nosa Senora da Barca Sanctuary at 0.0 in Muxia
  • Gary geocaching in Muxia…with a gull’s help!
  • Making a Happy B Day video for Tucker, our other son back home!
  • G, Coops and E, Muxia’s point
  • C & C taking in Muxia’s Atlantic Ocean coastline
  • Gary on the cliffs of Muxia
  • Our penultimate day in Spain
  • Madre and hijo

“Don’t come to the Camino looking for answers. Instead, come with an open heart and you may be surprised by what you find.” – Jane V. Blanchard

‘I travel because I become uncomfortable being too comfortable. – Carew Papritz

What we find in a soul mate is not something to tame, but something wild to run with.

Robert Brault