Cee by the sea

Well I'm actually in the next village around the bay, Corcubion, after a day of damp and drizzly walking. To shorten the day, there was a taxi ride to the start of a lovely off-road section ... well it would have been lovely if we could see much if it, the mist and cloud had well and truly descended. 

A beautiful row of angels watching over the village mausoleum, where we stayed last night. 

The start of today's walk, it's a relatively busy Camino. In front of me are the two Canadian ladies with whom I am currently walking, Jill and Deb. 

A stall set up by a local, in the middle of a long (15km) stretch without any facilities. The food and tea, coffee & soft drinks are all donativo, donate what it's worth to you. 

First view of the sea !

Pretty village of Corcubion 

Meeting Tony, a friend from work, completely unplanned as I was out wandering. I knew he was in the general area, as he's just finished his Camino Portuguese,and was maybe heading to Finesterre, but to bump into him as he was similarly out for a wander with his wife, Nola, was just amazing. 

Sorry for the squint photograph, but gives a nice view of the little harbour

Finisterre tomorrow, and it's only 10km then a 3km trip out to the cliffs. Then I really will have reached the end of this adventure.