Walked 18 miles today.
Very sunny and windy.
Legs are tired but I will get across the Meseta!
Lost an Irish pilgrim today that is going home due to spraining their ankle. Another that is having to rest for three days after twisting theirs.
Photos do not do justice to the miles and miles of nothing and then out of nowhere a small village with monasteries and chapels. 1500 years of pilgrims walking the same route.
Had a great meal with the several pilgrims tonight, including a Ukrainian talked about her homeland and what was happening to it. Fairly sobering discussion.
Loving life !
Frómista is a small town in the Palencia province of Spain, renowned for its remarkable Romanesque architecture. It is best known for the Church of San Martín de Tours, an 11th-century masterpiece that is considered one of the purest examples of Romanesque style in Spain. The town is a key stop on the Camino de Santiago, where pilgrims can appreciate the well-preserved medieval art and architecture. Frómista offers a tranquil setting, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Castilian plains, making it a serene spot for visitors to rest and reflect on their journey.
