Some stay long, others go back to their own campsite to celebrate El Camino del Inca together with the porters. Well we formed a family as they said, so we had to study a dance for them. And because “kabouter Plop” is popular in our country, we did the “kabouterdans” and we had to do it twice, they loved it and they joined in.
your smelly stinky clothes and some slippers although I changed into a T-shirt that I had worn every evening on the trail.











