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Arrived in Santiago - The end of the journey
Today is Saturday and we have finally arrived at our destination of Santiago de Compostela - 790 km from Roncevalles where we began almost 30 days ago. This camino, journey, walk, purpose, or pilgrimage is something we will fondly remember for the rest of our lives.
This morning we walked 4 km through the city of Santiago to the Compestela …
The end is near for this camino
... as it's a part of Spain that has never known how to promote itself. I think it still has lots to learn in offering the tourist the right types of activities but I think for those in the know you can easily be busy every day on a two week holiday. If you ever find yourself in these parts here are just some things you could do: - Visit Santiago de Compostela: the capital of Galicia and the last city on el camino. It's Romanesque features ...
Day 9, Computer geeks to vege peaks
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The IBM class was quite informative at demonstrating the importance of consultancy work, and the use of analytics in marketing and ebusiness. Further identifying that target advertising and categorising will certainly increase brand awareness. The speaker had a number of key points and most of which I unfortunately don't recall, felt like a finance lecture at Deakin...
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Santiago de Compostela
Having passed many pilgrims (all of which had large backpacks with a clamshell attached and were holding a stick) on the drive over to Santiago from Lugo, I decided to walk the last 30km of the Camino route in to town. Was definitely a bad idea as my feet are still killing. Goodness knows how people walk the whole Camino from France to North West Spain in 30 days. I sure as hell wont be doing ...
Finally in Santiago
... Hiked 10 miles We expected to be walking into Santiago in the rain but were pleasantly surprised to find that it was a nice sunny day. Most of the 10 miles seemed to be uphill and yet again we were exhausted when we arrived in front of the cathedral. We have had an incredible journey and were both surprised as to how emotional it was reaching our goal. Although our bodies are extremely tired we have both thoroughly enjoyed the ups and downs of ...
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