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Captivating Cartagena: A Journey of Discovery
Your captivating blog post on Cartagena instantly transported me to the enchanting streets of this historical city. Your vivid descriptions and stunning photographs brought the architecture, culture, and cuisine of the region to life. From the grand Roman ruins to the picturesque waterfront, your attention to detail was commendable. Your personal anecdotes and encounters with the locals added an authentic touch to your narrative. Thanks for igniting my wanderlust and inspiring me to plan my own adventure in Cartagena. Keep up the fantastic work!

Happy Travels
Looking forward to reading your blog. Have a great time.

Congratulations!!!
I'm not sure I would be up to walking three Camino's! Well done.

End of the road
Congratulations on completing your Camino. Enjoy the rest of your trip visiting Manoli’s family.

Almost there
Are you planning your next adventure?

Saying hello
Been following your trek, enjoying your photos. By now you must be getting close. How much further?

Impressed
I have to say that as I follow your trip and read your blogs, I'm constantly impressed that you find the time and energy to write them up and pick photos etc. after long days of walking! I've also been wondering how this Camino experience compares with your first one and if Manoli's Spanish skills has made the trip easier. But these questions are probably better answered at the end of your trip :)

Looks delicious
I'm enjoying your descriptions of the walking, but I have to confess to enjoying the food photos just as much :)

Thanks for the memories...
you are walking at least twice the speed and distance each day as I did. I fell walking down the Alto de Perdon and got a severely sprained ankle. You said climbing the Alto de Perdon was the hard part...not for me! And they have made improvements to the Roman bridge since I crossed in in 2016. The steps on the far side were too high for me. A Finnish pilgrim eventually cam by and gave me a hand up

Patatas Bravas
This meal looks delicious! Patatas Bravas is one of my favourite Spanish dishes. You certainly seem to be falling into the swing of things :)

And it begins
Refuge Orisson looks lovely. How luck y that you remembered that the first day was hard and booked this stop. I'm enjoying following along. Cheers, Ren

Camino bound...
Buen Camino! Having walked portions of the CF in 2016 and following you on your previous walks, I look forward to your blogs!