The albergue de perigrino bodenaya we stayed in last night was extra special and can see why the guides say it is highly recommended. The owners were so welcoming and made it feel like home, they washed our clothes for us and made us a lovely 3 course dinner. The Camino family vibe soon got into full swing and everybody laughed and joked about their day.
They say you have a love/hate relationship with the camino whilst you settle in and I certainly hated the camino yesterday. I had even planned in my head the way home and thought f**t it! But, everyone is expecting me to just give up and I’m determined not too.
Today we walked with Dominique from Austalia who is a TV producer and language teacher. A lovely lady and her first Camino too. 12k in and time flew by, as we all talked about our life and why a camino.
We walked through a little town called Tineo and soon purchased my shell and now proudly show it off on my rucksack. Now a true pilgrim.
Tineo was a small quaint town but the shops reminded me of something you would find in st fangans museum in Cardiff. All products stacked on the shelves behind the desk and the shop keeper would bring you your items. Very 1940’s rather than 2019!
Terain today wasn’t too bad, few muddy patches and little baby hills. 28.4km completed and 225km to go.
Camino de Santiago 
Dont know if you had my last comment ut disappeared. Hope your walk to morrow will be better than to days.
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