Santiago's Way, in addition to an exercise in resistance, self-confidence and above all personal improvement, is also an extraordinary adventure, where all the details have a place, as I say in my post. If you ever do, you will see that everything has its relevance: there are pleasant sections and very difficult sections; fertile land and endless fields; people very similar but at the same time different, with their own customs, their traditions; There is a spectacular Art, both Romanesque and Gothic, where the medieval stonemason masters left the mark of their mastery and also their keys. The Way has its legends and above all, it has those towns and cities, whose houses and whose old neighborhoods were forged next to it and can be 'read' like an open book. Thank you very much for your kind comment and if you ever decide: good Way, pilgrim.
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