We arrived in Vianna at 2:30. Vianna is a small town of about 4000 people. It has retained most of its Medieval character. We strolled around town and had dinner with Christian and Mary Ann our friends from Denmark and a new friend, Shona from London. Pilar from Ecuador joined us later. The next day we were on to Legrono and some of the best wine making in Spain. This turned out to be a great walk. Carolyn, myself, Shona, and Pilar began walking together. Immediately Pilar and myself began talking and sharing. We must have slowed our pace because it wasn’t long before Carolyn and Shona put some distance between us. There are occasions when you are so present in a conversation that time doesn’t matter. I talked and she listened intently I did the same for her. We connected on a personal level that exceeded our real life experience. It’s hard to explain but when this happens it is wonderful. In my experience hiking together fosters these experiences. On the Camino especially! The six miles to Legrono took three hours yet it seemed much faster. I took very few pictures which is not normal for me. I will always treasure these hours with Pilar and have a new special friendship. Carolyn and Shona connected as well. All four of us were blessed this day! Even a little shower as we walked into Legrono couldn’t spoil what the Camino had in store for each of us!