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Together with 2 of my friends from Latvia, I went to enjoy the last 50 kilometers of the French road.<\/p>\n
We decided to get up early in the morning to avoid walking during the hottest time of the day. Before that, we had breakfast at a local cafe and had the all-important sip of coffee. While we were enjoying breakfast, we could watch how the most diligent pilgrims got up much earlier than us.<\/p>\n
On the first day, we measured a very beautiful stretch of road from Boente to Pedrouzo (O pino). We watched the sun rise reflect in the morning dew drops on the grain fields.<\/p>\n
One of my biggest discoveries was a special app for pilgrims that you can put on your phone “Buen camino”, it offers a variety of information and a ready-made route for each section of the road, which you can adjust yourself – how long sections of the road you want to go, all the options are also shown there about accommodations. You can even study what the road profile will be, how high the climbs or descents are to be expected. A pleasant surprise was also the spiritual food included in the application – the pilgrim’s guide, which offers meditations and reflections for each day of the journey and much more.<\/p>\n
The next thing I enjoyed was the mutual friendliness of the travelers and the fact that even after walking for 2 days you already see familiar faces, start a conversation and see a lot in common.<\/p>\n
Being on the road and carrying everything you need in your backpack, experiencing how your legs hurt after walking 28 km, spending the evening in a small village and gathering strength for the next day – it’s a completely different experience.<\/p>\n
We reached Santiago and already started to plan when we can do the full road.<\/p>\n
It is an indescribable feeling to walk along a path that millions of other pairs of feet have walked before you for several centuries, and all these people are united in some indescribable way by one thing in common – one goal to get to Santiago.<\/p>\n
??\u00a0Diario de experiencias personales<\/p>\n
Junto con 2 de mis amigos de Letonia, fui a disfrutar de los \u00faltimos 50 kil\u00f3metros del camino franc\u00e9s.<\/p>\n
Decidimos levantarnos temprano en la ma\u00f1ana para evitar caminar durante la hora m\u00e1s calurosa del d\u00eda. Antes de eso, desayunamos en un caf\u00e9 local y tomamos el importante sorbo de caf\u00e9. Mientras disfrut\u00e1bamos del desayuno, pudimos observar como los peregrinos m\u00e1s diligentes se levantaban mucho antes que nosotros.<\/p>\n
El primer d\u00eda medimos un tramo de carretera muy bonito desde Boente hasta Pedrouzo (O pino). Vimos la salida del sol reflejada en las gotas de roc\u00edo de la ma\u00f1ana en los campos de cereales.<\/p>\n
Uno de mis mayores descubrimientos fue una aplicaci\u00f3n especial para peregrinos que puedes poner en tu tel\u00e9fono “Buen camino”, ofrece una variedad de informaci\u00f3n y una ruta preparada para cada tramo del camino, que puedes ajustar t\u00fa mismo: cu\u00e1nto tiempo tramos de la carretera a los que quieres ir, all\u00ed tambi\u00e9n se muestran todas las opciones de alojamiento. Incluso puede estudiar cu\u00e1l ser\u00e1 el perfil de la carretera, qu\u00e9 tan alto se esperan las subidas o bajadas. Una agradable sorpresa fue tambi\u00e9n el alimento espiritual incluido en la aplicaci\u00f3n: la gu\u00eda del peregrino, que ofrece meditaciones y reflexiones para cada d\u00eda del viaje y mucho m\u00e1s.<\/p>\n
Lo siguiente que disfrut\u00e9 fue la amabilidad mutua de los viajeros y el hecho de que, incluso despu\u00e9s de caminar durante 2 d\u00edas, ya ves caras conocidas, entablas una conversaci\u00f3n y ves mucho en com\u00fan.<\/p>\n
Estar en la carretera y llevar todo lo que necesitas en la mochila, sentir c\u00f3mo te duelen las piernas despu\u00e9s de caminar 28 km, pasar la noche en un peque\u00f1o pueblo y tomar fuerzas para el d\u00eda siguiente, es una experiencia completamente diferente.<\/p>\n
Llegamos a Santiago y ya empezamos a planear cuando podremos hacer el camino completo.<\/p>\n
Es una sensaci\u00f3n indescriptible caminar por un camino que millones de otros pares de pies han recorrido antes que t\u00fa durante varios siglos, y todas estas personas est\u00e1n unidas de alguna manera indescriptible por una cosa en com\u00fan: un objetivo para llegar a Santiago.<\/p>\n
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