There has been a lot of rain in France. And there is so much water on the trail. And mud. We don’t have mud like this in Australia. At times, I worry that my boot will get stuck in the mud and I’ll keep going.
The puddles cross the trail so I have to navigate my way around them. The edges are more stable. At one point today the path had turned into a waterfall and I had to go through slowly. Very slippery.
When I did look up from the mud snd puddles I was greeted with a scene that could have been painted by Van Gogh. I am in Laurzerte. A town I have never heard of before and would never have stepped through if it wasn’t for the Camino. The day was tough with mud and steep hills. But the rewards are numerous.
Tash on The Way 
Great pics. You you look happy, relaxed and completely part of your surroundings! I’m loving the blog everyday but for some reason my likes aren’t saving. Operator error – I will sort it out..
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Remember being stuck in mud, in wading boots, at Lake St Claire, Tasmania. Again lovely photos.
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Lovely photos, Tash!!!! You look so happy, so proud of you!!! Mud and rain is part of the fun! Have you got any dirty tshirt with mud like Forrest Gump? Lollll!
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