Dum de dum, Papa is looking at some turbines. Turbines, dum de dum…

OH HAI, I see you there. We are looking at wind turbines.

I’m not sure of our exact location, but somewhere in Galicia.

Ha ha ha. Only geo-king with you.

In the end Riu decided that we should stop at the town of Olveiroa, on account of issues with the campervan.

This was our final routemarker. We will come back and finish the last 30 km to the coast some other time.

Always time to stop and look at the little dogs.

This was also one of Riu’s first times to go in the sling but strapped to Rebecca’s back. Granizado Kennedy looks on.

Some people like to hike beyond Santiago and on to Finisterre on the coast. It turns out that Riu is one of those people.

Leaving Santiago in the early morning, when the fog is still lying on the ground…

On this leg of the trek it was just Riu and Jim, with Rebecca taking time out to do some study for her Spanish exam.

Riu saw many things on her little extra few days of hiking.

This weir…

These wind turbines…

…and the village of Barça. Well, Barca, but close enough.

A closer look at wind turbines later.

After the camino, we took a few days for ‘un poco de relax’ around the beautiful city of Santiago.

A little more walking practice, this time in her summery finery. Little dress and bolero combo, fashionistas.

OH HAI.

Well, I’ve finished the Camino de Santiago but there will be more adventures tomorrow.

Always more adventures tomorrow.