I am back home in Chestertown and so glad to be here. I loved my trek, but home is where I need to be. I am tired from my walking labors and jet lag. I look forward to spending some quiet time with John, watching the ospreys and hoping for some hummingbirds. I’ll see Henry and visit with friends this …

Many people believe that the Camino officially ends at Santiago, while others think the walk is not complete until you reach the Atlantic Ocean, at Finesterre. From the beginning, my plan was to stop at Santiago. 500 Miles of walking was enough; an additional 55 Miles and four more days would have been the end of me. We were driven …

I am in Santiago de Compostela, the end of my journey, giving myself a few days to savor the Camino finale. Yesterday, I walked into the square in front of the Cathedral around 1:00 pm with great emotion. The last miles had seemed endless, as I walked them in silence, alone. The first glimpse of the Cathedral’s spires brought tears …

I made it! More tomorrow.

It was so nice to walk in the sunshine today and to be on the trail alone with my thoughts for a while. I am trying to prepare myself for my arrival in Santiago tomorrow. Things I am focused on now are: How do I feel about this walk ending? Did I find the answers I was seeking? What will …