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1 min read Camino de Santiago

A Day of Camino Landmarks

A Day of Camino Landmarks

Bridge crossing river in Camino town
Bridge crossing river in Camino town

Tonight I'm staying where the bridge crosses the water. The walk brought me past vineyards stretching across the red earth and an unusual way marker that caught my attention. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere, a random hut appeared on a hillside.

River view from bridge in evening light
River view from bridge in evening light

The bridge makes for a solid end to the day's walking.

Stone Camino waymarker with scallop shell
Stone Camino waymarker with scallop shell

Vineyard rows stretching toward distant mountains
Vineyard rows stretching toward distant mountains

Panoramic view of wine country vineyards
Panoramic view of wine country vineyards

Traditional stone hut on grassy hillside
Traditional stone hut on grassy hillside

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