Day 19/Sept 30 El Camino/Finisterre

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We are at the end of our ten hour touring day out to Muros, Finisterre (Latin) and Fis terra(Celtic) and Muxia, waterfalls, and more. Muxia was particularly interesting as it is called “coast del Muerte” the coast of the dead. You will see why in the photos as the church had many models of ships hanging from the ceiling. I imagine many tragic deaths in the sea for this community. One ship was from WWII. I realize it will take me some time to put the day together in word.

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I recently took a walk on El Camino Frances in Spain, traveling for about a month. During that time I posted a blog to document my journey as a way to share the experience with others and in the process found I enjoyed writing about that which arose in the day and became fodder for deeper reflection. Since returning I have decided to keep writing offering my reflections on the day-to-day life journey. The lens I look through is influenced by my role as grief counselor, the artist journey of mixing water and paint on paper, studies in meditation and mindfulness and my own unique life experiences of study, travel and exploration. I am nearing retirement in about a year, from my role as grief counselor, and find that my reflections on the journey of a soul might be helpful for those who are trying to navigate life with its many transitions and opportunities for transformation as well as a way for me to continue to be of service. I walk this journey with my husband, Leo, our two adult children and 4 grandchildren. They keep it real and greatly increase my opportunities for laugh and play.