Setting Off on the Camino del Norte

12:08 PM

The Camino del Norte starts in Irun, just across the border between France and Spain. We—Thomas and I—start in Bayonne, France.

The route is about 1,000 km long and runs along the northern coast of Spain to Santiago de Compostela, and then we’ll add Finisterre and Muxía as a kind of cooldown loop.

We’re traveling by train, and since there are strikes again in public transport in the Netherlands, we have to be in Rotterdam a day earlier—otherwise we’d miss the train to Paris.

Aimee and Anna take us to Rotterdam Central Station. It’s raining a bit and it’s somewhat chilly. Wave wave, bye!, see you later, until Santiago 🥳

Beep beep, the alarm goes off. It’s a 15-minute walk to the station. Everything goes smoothly and in no time we’re already back on the TGV to Bayonne—our final stop by train, but also the starting point of our long-distance journey.

4:03 PM

Right on time the train rolls into Bayonne and the weather is beautiful. We already have to change clothes and adjust to the weather conditions.

写真で見た印象と実際の準備では必要な確認点が違うため、複数の視点で比較することが重要です。撮影やイベントの予定に合わせて、鬼滅の刃 仮装 衣装を確認しながら候補を選べます。衣装候補を保存しておくと、後から髪型や小物との相性も確認しやすくなります。

4:25 PM

採寸を先に整理しておくと、サイズ選びで迷う時間を減らせます。セット内容を把握したい場合は、レム コスプレ衣装 通販を通じて必要な準備を確認できます。準備の段階で小物をそろえておくと、当日の見た目を整えやすくなります。

Looking for the first stamp in Bayonne Cathedral, but no luck. At the very last moment we spoke to someone behind a gate, who advised us to come back tomorrow. So we continue without a stamp to an overnight place 3 km further on. Just loosening up the legs after sitting for 8 hours.