Encarnita found yet another heart along the way. These heart-shaped configurations of small stones, often surrounding a flower or piece of ribbon, were the handiwork of Brian, the reikei healer I mentioned in an earlier posting. He was obviously ahead of us, as we were reminded every
Another Camino marker. Did the boot signal a disheartened pilgrim who abandoned the route, or did it indicate nothing more than a change in footgear?
The octagonal chapel at Torres del Rio was not the first one we had encountered. The conversation with the photographer at Eunate was recorded in our journal of Camino moments; at Torres it was the a capella singing. The photographer at Eunate was testing out the lighting effects of the chapel as he was scheduled to record the wedding of a cousin. This cousin had met his fiancée on the Camino. The singers were part of a small choir from a northern city and offered an Ave Maria, followed by a renaissance piece when requested by Encarnita.
2 comments:
John: BEAUTIFUL photography; many thanks.Hope to join you on the next "leg". Tony.
I am already tired! Good luck and good shoes!
Love ya!
MaLuisa & David
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