ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Confused by Communism in Vietnam
On flight from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City (formerly, and often still, known as Saigon). First, I want to […]
Convivium
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – 1000 km .. with kids?
The Camino is full of mysteries and surprising revelations. This is the blog of the amazing family we met from
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Today’s thought from Santiago
I was musing last night, over a sumptuous Galician meal of many courses, that I know of no other place
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Onward to Santiago
(Editor’s note: a much longer post today, as we catch you up on the end of the camino without spamming
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Do we look like suffering pilgirms?
(sent by Ann on Oct 23) Tomorrow we walk into Santiago. Alas, the forecast is for rain. As my roommate
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Heaven, I’m in heaven.
(Remember: to see an enlargement of a photo, just click on it) We had a glorious walk through stone and
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Click on the photos to see them larger!
Lots of photos for you today … hope you enjoy! We are tired, but doing well!
On the road with Ann – another snippet post
So much I want to tell you, but after a full day of walking, then our group talking together (and
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – “Hórreos”, Galician granaries, pre-Roman Ruins
Designed to keep out rats and rain. Can be simple or ornate, often full of religious symbolism. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%B3rreo
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Father and Sons
This is the trio I spoke of the other day. The dad gave me the poem his grandfather had written
