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| Santiago de Compostela |
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| Tommy was given a Real Madrid lollypop from the candy store owner who liked his jersey |
La Coruna is really a beautiful city. The Maritime Walk takes you around the whole peninsula right along the coast, never losing sight of the water. At one spot there is a Roman tower to climb for even more spectacular views. We have enjoyed incredibly good food, the highlight being Caldo (missed taking a picture,) a broth made with chorizo, ham, beef, chicken, a white bean and grelos, which has no translation but is like turnip greens. Like the Fabada in Asturias, it will make a phenomenal winter dish to add to our repertoire. We hit another aquarium, which makes it 6 in Spain. We had a day trip to Santiago de Compostela where the St. James route ends and is considered an extremely holy site in the Catholic religion.
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