Life's a Stitch

And more recently life’s a creative adventure with some travel thrown in.

It's happening again. We are grateful to be able to be dreaming about our second Camino route this September, after the house is sold and we begin our phase of drifting. This time it will be the Camino Portugues, walking from the north of Lisbon to Santiago, Spain including a side trip to the shrine at Fatima. Hopefully, a pilgrimage, just in time for a necessary boost to our sense of patience while waiting for building permits for our house and the next stage of our retirement. 

We'll walk from south to north instead of east to west. We had read this about the French route we walked the first time: "The popular Spanish name for the astronomical Milky Way is El Camino de Santiago. According to a common medieval legend, the Milky Way was formed from the dust raised by traveling pilgrims. Compostela itself means "field of stars"." What an appropriate introduction to one of the little Milky Way paintings I recently finished:

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Time for these feet to create more dust although the Camino in Portugal involves a lot more cobblestone and boardwalk as compared to the last one.

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5 responses to “Camino Dreaming Redux”

  1. Margaret Smith Avatar
    Margaret Smith

    Fearless aren’t you!!! We will enjoy taking this trip with you guys too!

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  2. Kristen Avatar

    I had no idea you would be hiking again, and so soon. Looking forward to following your adventures on the Camino Portugues.
    Another incredible painting-beautiful.

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  3. Karen Avatar
    Karen

    You certainly don’t let any grass grow under your feet. Gorgeous painting

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  4. Carol King Avatar

    How exciting to do another one of these walks. I look forward to your posts from the road.
    Your milky way painting is out of this world. No pun intended. It really is beautiful and fantastic.

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  5. Mary-Anne Avatar

    That painting is stunning.
    I am sorry knitting is not so easy for you anymore, but you are making up your creative side with your gorgeous art!

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