Gaucelmo – final days

The electricity in the albergue and the wee-fee in the village have been on & off so my posts aren’t uploading properly.  But everything is now tranquilo so I’ll try again.

Gaucelmo

There has been some political talk among the peregrinos — the Europeans have long memories and hold many grudges; the Americans are still heartsick over the election. But everyone likes the idea of our world leaders walking the Camino — carrying their own packs and sleeping in the dorms. No secret service, no limos, no entourage. And all sitting down to a communal meal they have prepared. They, more than anyone, need the reminder of our shared humanity and what’s at stake for our shared future.

All nationalities love fresh-baked scones

I’m still convinced that the Irish are the world’s friendliest people but I would have a hard time picking second place. Lovely, kind people live in all countries.

Eddie from Éire

And can there be any more beautiful language than Italian? A simple name like Eugene becomes “ay-you-gene-eee-oo”.  Completely charming, deserving of a bottom bunk…

Adios to the lovely Italians



A ray of sunshine from Germany

One thought on “Gaucelmo – final days

  1. To have world leaders be pilgrims on the Camino is a wonderful thought! Loving your entries and pictures; truly inspiring!
    Happy Trails;-) Leigh

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