After our longest day and longest distance it was nice to sit at the farm house and enjoy beautiful view and evening sun.
Fortunately for us our goal for today was the Portomarine which was 19 km. this would be our shortest distance the rest of the trip. We decided to leave an hour later as sun was coming up.
It was another beautiful day with lush paths. Now that we have crossed Saria, number of pilgrims on the path has increased exponentially. Number of cows in our path and their pies has also increased in Galicia.
Original city of Portomarine was drowned in 1956, and a new city was created just above in the hills.
After settling in and lunch we decided to go down to the bridge and look at the old town. A torrential rain started for next 45 minutes and we were stuck under a shelter as the water from town started to flood around us.
We officially crossed the 100 km marker today (every marker has been suspect so far – the numbers seems to go back and fourth).
Camino Mystic 
I guess now we know how easy it was to drown the city of Portomarine! I am getting so excited for you all as you near the end of the journey. Also, the photo of the sunrise over the mist was breathtaking– I think it might be the best photo of the trip! You’re almost there!!!!
Hi, chachi Anne is here looking at your progress. She is amazed and jealous at your trip. The rain reminded mom of India. The end is near and you all are doing great.
Love the handstand picture!! 🙂
This is very interesting, You are a very skilled blogger.
I’ve joined your feed and look forward to seeking more of your magnificent post.
Also, I’ve shared your website in my social networks!
Hello there! This article could not be written any better!
Reading through this post reminds me of my previous roommate!
He always kept talking about this. I’ll forward this article to him.
Fairly certain he will have a very good read. Many thanks for
sharing!