A 17th century cross
It's unusual to see the skull and crossbones at the base of a cross.
We don't see as many memorials along this part of the Camino. We saw a lot of them around the Pyrenee mountains. Many times pictures of the deceased in their hiking clothes and prayer cards are left on the crosses.
Today was mostly cloudy, windy and cool. We walked 9.8 miles today to reach a larger town called Palas De Rei with a population of 2000 peeps. We are at a modern hotel tonight.
The scenery was pleasant today but not many of the pictures were blog-worthy.
We are going to wash out a few delicates in the sink, rest and find a place for dinner.
Hasta luego!
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