We left Baiona at sun up walking down very narrow cobblestone alleys and worked our way back to the sea where we started our way through many small villages. A pilgrim’s statue met us as we exited Baiona and started north.
Old Roman bridges made from stones still stand in many regions of Spain. We were fortunate enough to come across one.
After leaving a number of smaller villages we spent a fair amount of time today on cement roads and sidewalks heading to Vigo. Vigo is a town of 300 000, definitely the largest we will experience on this Camino Way.
Today was a little rough. We’ve had outstanding weather; 60 -75 and sunshine. Today the skies let loose about 6 miles from our destination. Of course being the well prepared Camino athletes we are we doned our rain gear and kept walking.
It’s important to keep a positive attitude and to persevere regardless of what the Camino throws at you.
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