The biggest alberge I stayed in, 120 beds in one room. They have pretend curtain dividers but its still one room. In space everyone can hear you snore.
A dolce vita moment. This is the main square in Ponferrada. A city I would like to visit again.
At the 100 km (to go) way marker. A happy chappy.
The Cruz de Ferro (Iron Cross), where pilgrims leave behind momentos of home. A very emotional place. The highlight of the trip for me. More about that later.
Way back at the start, market day in St Jean Pied de Port. Best vegies I´ve ever seen.
The annual Fiesta at Belorado, one of the two fiestas I stumbled upon. 
More walking across the meseta, except they planted some trees.
Some Camino wierdness.
More main street Galicia.Well that´s it folks. Yiddeda Yibbeda.
Bob, you must be euphoric! I can't believe how much progress you have made and how much you have blogged since Keith and I last read up on your travels. You would have experienced the Cathedral, the emotion and the imminent homecoming by now - you are no longer the man I was trying to encourgae to walk the Mothers' Day Classic; you're a Superman!! Hope you had your well earned Macattack. Photos and blogs very entertaining. What an amazing achievement! Denise, Keith & Jamie @ 145
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