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啲人日日唔同，最慘係終點無人share完成咗嗰種開心，不過應該係有趣嘅體驗嚟嘅
搭去porto行返去santiago 我都有諗過
不過唔夠假
自己啦of coz...因為無fd陪我癲
哇, 呢個月份行, 係咪得自己一個? 巴打行邊條路?
咁你日日都有好多時間亂咁諗野
Once upon a time, there was a brave adventurer named Forrest who decided to embark on a journey of a lifetime: walking the Camino de Santiago. The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, is a 500-mile pilgrimage route in northern Spain that has been walked by millions of people for over a thousand years.
Forrest started his journey in the beautiful city of St. Jean Pied de Port, in the French Pyrenees. From there, he followed the famous yellow arrows that marked the way, passing through quaint villages, ancient churches, and breathtaking landscapes. Each day, he walked for hours, carrying only the essentials in his backpack and stopping at local bars and albergues to rest and refuel.
The first week was tough for Forrest. He had blisters on his feet, sore muscles, and the weight of the journey ahead felt daunting. However, as he walked, he met fellow pilgrims from all over the world, each with their own story and reason for walking. They shared meals, stories, and laughter, and soon the Camino became not just a physical journey, but a spiritual and emotional one as well.
As Forrest continued his journey, he faced many challenges, from the scorching sun in the meseta to the rain in Galicia. He climbed steep hills and crossed rugged terrain, but with each step, he felt stronger and more determined to reach his final destination: the city of Santiago de Compostela.
Finally, after weeks of walking, Forrest reached Santiago de Compostela, tired but proud. He stood in front of the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago, where the remains of St. James are said to be buried, and felt a sense of awe and accomplishment. He had walked 500 miles, but what he had gained was immeasurable: a new perspective on life, a deeper connection to himself and others, and memories that would last a lifetime.
As Forrest looked back on his adventure, he knew that the Camino had changed him forever. He was grateful for the friends he had made, the lessons he had learned, and the experiences he had had. And as he looked ahead, he knew that he would carry the spirit of the Camino with him, wherever his next adventure may take him.
頂佢個肺, 今日收到email 俾國泰取消咗班機.