35 km (872) 7h The day started cloudy, but got clearer and warmer as the day went on. I could hardly wait to complete the last stage. Unfortunately, it dragged on considerably more than I would have liked. The last 10 km, with the finish line already in sight, felt

32 km (805) 7h The first half of the day we walked along a river through the forest. It was wonderfully refreshing to walk between the trees At breakfast I was forbidden to run barefoot. Luckily we could at least agree to stay in flip flops. Afterwards I noticed that

21 km (773.5) 4h Since yesterday was not as much party as expected, there was just no one to party (and I was tired from the day), I went to bed before midnight. Thus, today’s sleep in limits, 8:30 clock I was awake. I went for breakfast with Nick, with

39 km (752,5) 8h The last stage before Santiago was quite unspectacular. The trail markers have counted off the kilometers more continuously, so that I have already not even looked to not be constantly reminded of how many kilometers I still have to stride The weather was cloudy, but consistent.

29 km (723,5) 5,5 h Languages are a wonderful thing. If you know them, doors or even people’s hearts open up to you. You can certainly get by without them, but the difference in the experiences you have is enormous In Spain, there are many dialects and languages that are

30 km (694.5) 6h You clearly notice to have passed the 100 km mark. It is exactly this 100 that you need to get the award in Santiago. Yesterday I already overtook some bigger groups and today it just went on like this. Many people run also only with daypack

33,5 km (664,5) 8h Today was another deliciously long day. And not having to walk any further, I took a room in a guesthouse. I started running today, as almost always, around 7:30. For me this is the best time. It is no longer dark and I can start the