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Luís (Sara and Mário, with Buck, in the back)
The motivation for driving all the way up
to northern Spain – in addition to escaping from the inevitable gray men – was to
meet my son Luís, who came from Germany to do a part of the French Camino de Santiago.
He was travelling together with his girlfriend,
her father – a good companion of mine from the days of Heidelberg −, her sister
and boyfriend and his mother. They made up a small group of nice people, all tired
and hungry after being on foot all day.
We didn’t have time to take pleasure in
their company for long − just had dinner together for two days − as they needed
to go to bed early, for the walking day ahead was always a long and exhausting one.
At the end of the second day, I still managed
to drink a cool Galician beer with my kids – only Jorge was missing − and
Helena in Portomarín. After dinner it was again time to kiss and wave farewell.
Life mixes up joy and pain…
The pain vanishes, the joy remains!
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