“Sometimes you don’t know when you’re taking the first step through a door until you’re already inside.” -Ann Voskamp
I was enchanted by the Camino windows, walls, and doors…
(Please click on one photo to view the album in LightBox)
Day 1: Between St. Jean and Orisson
Day 31: On the way to Ribadiso
Tres Amigos en Viscarret-Guerendiáin
Day 6: Laundry day in Estella on the Camino Francés
Day 3: Between Roncesvalles & Zubiri
Day 3: Linzoáin
Day 11: Grañon between Santa Domingo de la Calzada & Belorado
Red door
Hobbit home
View from the albergue at Ribadiso
“I feel very adventurous. There are so many doors to be opened, and I’m not afraid to look behind them.” -Elizabeth Taylor
8 Comments
Beautiful!
Thank you Pam!
Beautiful. Thanks for know our culture. Your pictures are excellent. Your love for the camino de santiago looks very well. Oh american people your roots are in Europe
América is a great nation. Thanks.
Thank you Eladio. I hope to continue learning about the history of Spain and about its many different cultures.
Beautiful work; I am very impressed. I too am taken back and intrigued with windows and doors and you captured them awesomely! My first Camino is September and I am over the top excited…..your work here enhances it! Thanks for sharing;)
Thanks Pat! I’m excited for you! If you will be blogging and/or posting photos of your camino somewhere, please let me know. Buen Camino!
I’ve seen so many pictures about the Camino as I prepare and dream of taking my own-and these are by far the best; so rich! Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for saying so Paul! I love taking photographs and love the Camino so am glad to share those passions with others.