Puente La Reina
Street scape 
For you M.M.
From the middle of the bridge at dawn.
Iconic bridge along the Camino
Sunrise 
I happened to follow a photographer. I was intrigued by the things he’d stop and photograph. He inspired this shot. Little did he know I was watching him so closely. 🙂
That’s me walking toward a coffee.
The object of my affection.. Coffee and a croissant, in da-village-ahither..
Poppies abound and this one was particularly bright. (Can you tell I love poppies?)
I rested on the far side of this serene bridge, with “Hero” who’s from Japan. He shared his snack and I shared my tea. Friendships blossom in quiet moments along this mystical trail.
I was blessed to share a fascinating conversation with Warren, He’s an engineer from Denmark who is currently on a new life path.
After walking 23km, I stumbled upon paradise, under the auspicious name of La Casa Magica in the village of Villatuerta-this is the mediation room.
La Casa Mágica 
I’ve had my shower, washed my clothes and I’m relaxing in a hammoc with wine and a book. Really…Does it get any better than this?
My little pod..
View from my cozy pod.
Stairwell
Bathroom
Dinner truly was Delicious and the company fascinating. Everyone enjoyed themselves and I’m sure slept well…the wine and conversation flowed that night.
Click here to view VIDEO: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=I0zIRML_xeE
On the road again. Heading to places unknown.
Water droplets and a spider web!
Love..
Unfortunately this church was closed.
VIDEO-Church Bells in the rain
Now that’s a Door!
Bridges never disappoint.
Church in Estella
Views are special even in the rain.
Wine or Water on tap. Gotta love the Spanish!
Museum of wine
In the museum of wine. My kind of place. 
Irises blooming
Click to VIEW VIDEO:Interesting afternoon on The Way
Classic Camimo de Santiago picture. I appreciated the flowers in the boot.
Oh oh…Foot problems. I see a break in my future.
The fountains intrigue me.
A carnavors delight.
Evening in Logrono with pilgrims 
Friendships are forged on the Camino.
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Great photos! Thanks for taking us with you!
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Thank you Elissa… I appreciate your support… Shauna
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Shauna, I am enjoying your adventure immensely! I want to walk the camino when I retire. Consider leaving some personal thing along the way. Some years ago, I lost my wedding ring in a tower of fire coral in Sharm al Yenbo, an inlet off the Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. A full moon can still channel me back to that place and that time because of my ring that is still protected there in the heart of that fire coral. Have a buen camino!
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Thank you Gordon. The Camino is a remarkable experience, I hope you find the time, to walk your own Camino, I know you’ll LOVE it. Your experience with the lost wedding ring is similar to the kind of stories you hear from likeminded walkers on the way. Thank you for your support…. Shauna
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