My recuperation from the bout of food poisoning earlier this weeks is steady. In preparation for the next stage of the Camino, which is 15kms to the nearest town, we did a couple of test walks today.
We walked a short distance along the path towards Triacastela.
Looking down on the monastery at Samos
Autumn in Galicia
Chestnuts are everywhere at the moment, these had a soft landing
The conclusion is clear, I’m not up to walking those 15 km yet, so the revised plan is to wait till Sunday before starting out.
Nevertheless, as you can see, this is a beautiful place to recuperate.
Categories: Camino de Santiago, Spain
Jill's Scene 
Take good care and take your time to rest.
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Very beautiful – feel better!
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I hope you continue to feel better; it looks like a lovely place to recuperate and to treat yourself gently. 🙂
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Looks a lovely place to rest and recuperate Jill. Fortunate that you are not on a time frame. Take it easy, the end of the road is so close now
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A lovely place to rest, for sure. The autumn colours are lovely.
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Yikes! Hope you are feeling much better soon. Take care!
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Stunning, quaint and yes, delightful environs
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Enjoy the rest. I hope you’re feeling better soon.
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Another day or two resting sounds like a good idea. Better to fully recover than to exhaust yourself. As you say, Samos looks like a delightful place to spend some time in.
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