Part Two
 Stopped for a coffee to admire this baptistry in a small town on the way. |
Inside, sitting on a banco looking up. |
 View from our dormitory room for the night. |
My feet after the first 100 kilometers--bandage removed from right toe. |
 These two ladies continue the tradition of their mother and grandmother in providing hospitality to pilgrims. |
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Church where I went to Mass that night.
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 Next day it was blustery and raining as we passed this cemetery. |
Stopped here out of the wind to have lunch and drink water. |
 Ham and cheese roll-ups for lunch! |
This is where I sheltered and lunched.
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 A famous Camino poem on this wall. |
Approaching Najara. |
 Leaving Najara. |
Another Camino shrine post. |
 A new found Newfoundland friend. |
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A couple of Danish pilgrims.
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 Happy pilgrims in the dorm! |
One of my next stops in the distance. |
 On the way. |
Emilio, the french "fire" maker in San Juan de la Ortega.
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 A neat German couple on the Camino |
Resting and having an orange in a bar that was open but closed for business.
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 A hermitage on the Camino. |
A spot for lunch on the way. |
 Getting high in the little forest of evergreen trees. |
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Camino marker from 1936.
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 Coming into San Juan de la Ortega. |
Santiago shrine in church. |
 Loved this treatment--pilgrims on the way. |
Padre getting ready to celebrate mass.
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 Leaving San Juan--grazing animals. |
Will be passing through the town ahead. |
 New excavations point to ancient roots in Atapuerca. |
High place on way to Burgos. |
 Another shot--note how low my pack is riding on my back. |
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The Cross on the highest point around. Three more, higher yet, to come!
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 In the nice Alberque in Burgos after Lisa, Darwin, and Dylan arrived at last! |
Burgos Cathedral spires. |
 Peter, pilgrim from Germany. We walked and sang together. |
We stopped here for lunch, Peter and I sharing what we had. Note my pack on the stone on left. Had a ways to go to Hontanas.
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