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Camino crafts - New Year's card

As with many of my crafts what makes this card camino-y is the use of the blue and yellow of the Camino signs and the star from the 'field of stars'. The star could be replaced with the Camino shell if you want The card is done with a black pen and stars cut from yellow paper and is very easy to make.

Day 6 - Caldas de Reyes, Saturday 16th September

We were up at 6:30 and took Mum's bag down for 7:30 before eating breakfast in our room. As we headed downstairs at 8:40 we realised that we had forgotten to write our day's destination on Mum's bag.

Day 5 - Pontevedra, Friday, 15th September

I cooked us scrambled eggs for breakfast and we lingered a long time over this so that it was 9:30 by the time we set off - definitely the latest I have ever set off on Camino. The day was sunny but there was a breeze so that it wasn't too hot for walking.

Day 4 - Redondela, Thursday 14th September

We were up at 6:30 and went down for our free breakfast. We got two slices of toast each with jam and a hot drink.  When we finished eating it was raining outside so we took a few minutes to get our coats and bag covers on only to find when we got outside that it had stopped raining!

Day 3 - Wednesday 13th September

Today we walked 20km after a bad night's sleep - the man in the room next door arrived back in his room at 10:59 and spent 15 minutes talking very loudly to his son on the 'phone (on a good note I learned that the weather was now much better than it had been). seeing as he was speaking on speaker 'phone I also learned that the man's son was pleased about this and that the grandchildren were well but missing their Grandad! We were up at 6:30 and packed away. Mum was having her bag carried by the Spanish Post Office on this Camino and they need all bags packed and at reception by 8:00 so by 7:40 we were down and ready for breakfast.

Day 2 - Santiago to Valenca, Tuesday 12th September

Our bus to Valenca was not until 10 so we had a lie-in until 8 (although the Spanish group next door got up at 6 and were noisy enough to wake me up). Before we had set off I had made us a banana loaf which we had brought with us so we ate that in our room for breakfast as well as some yogurts we had bought the day before.