Elkhart, from Wolfsburg, Germany (home of Volkswagen), good friend of two women from Nova Scotia, who together celebrated the birthday of one of the women the night we first shared a room with them:
On the left, mother, from Penticton, of man on right from Vancouver. Don't know the woman in the middle:
Andrew, a police officer from Hungary. We first met him in Leon, the day he turned 24. We often found him singing as he walked the Camino:
Nia, a Spaniard who runs a place of peace and serenity with her husband (from India?) she met on the Camino. She typifies peace and serenity in her interactions with people on the Camino:
Denis, from Ottawa. Fluently trilingual (French, English, Spanish) and one of three brothers-in-law walking the Camino. We met them all our first day in Orisson:
Jorg, from Germany. Great guy, very generous. We spent a few nights with him, starting just beyond Leon. He was about to hop a bus back to St Jean Pied de Port, where he left his motorcycle:
Jack and Maggie, from New York. We walked with them one day and spent a few nights with them afterwards. Maggie normally has her eyes open. Blame the photographer:
Peter, from Australia, who did the Camino with his son. They were in the front row at tonight's mass, on the opposite side from us:
Karen and Kim from North Carolina. We first met them at San Nicholas 2 or 3 weeks back and saw them most nights since. This was taken right after the 7:30 mass at the cathedral:
A few more we met today: Eleanor from Victoria, Norbert from Germany, Terry from St Thomas, Joe (Zubiri) aka cocotoes from the Appalachian Trail, one of two young women from San Juan Islands, couple from Bellevue.
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