Camino de Santiago Ingles Route Day 3 - Betanzos to Hospital do Bruma

Stacey, Molly, Jennifer, and DeeDee walk the Camino de Santiago Ingles Route (Camino Ingles) from Betanzos to Hospital do Bruma.
#caminodesantiago #caminoingles

[@slowmanwalking34]

The Casa Avelina is my favorite place on any Camino so far. The sisters who run it are a real joy.

[@staceyandmollypilgrims]

Ours, too. We loved them!

[@rayvillanueva4905]

Another beautiful vlog. Never amazes me what people can do to keep them busy in adventures like this ie.Molly popping them flowers 😂😅. Love that lady's energy and enthusiasm
.😂😊

[@staceyandmollypilgrims]

Thanks. And I love that she learned how to pop those flowers from her Grandfather.

[@Maryann110]

I found San Roque over the door outside an ermita in the middle of nowhere while walking The Chemin le Puy last July. Didn’t know The story-don’t speak French- finally found a knowledge English speaker down the path 😂.

[@staceyandmollypilgrims]

San Roque definitely has an interesting story.

[@placidobaamonde6374]

Ese fondo musical de rasgueos de guitarra no es el adecuado para caminar por la hermosa Galicia. No os dais cuenta que no estáis en la España del flamenco y olé? Camináis por Galicia que es un sitio distinto.

[@pickingupsticks6767]

Are they foxgloves?

[@staceyandmollypilgrims]

I just looked that up, and, yes, I think they are. Good eye!

[@dltallan]

Definitely a mole.

[@staceyandmollypilgrims]

I thought so!

[@hglundahl]

11:03 Was the lifechanging event becoming tree-huggers?

[@hglundahl]

Ah, sorry, discovering San Roque! My bad!

[@staceyandmollypilgrims]

It was touching the wound! Molly has had good luck ever since.

[@hglundahl]

Best wishes, then@@staceyandmollypilgrims !