4 days in Porto

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This Thursday I took the bus to Porto. It was about 2,5 hour ride from Santiago, including three stops whereas one was for 15 minutes. No toilet on the bus! Bought the ticket on Alsa.es
Both 10AM and 12AM bus was full. Before I entered the bus I meet a born again couple from Canada. We had a chat and prayed together for her injured hip. And on the bus I met Davita from Dallas, Texas. She was so fun to be with, easygoing and humble. We spent the first day together in Porto.
On Sunday I leave for Berlin and a bus tour to Herrnhut in southern Germany and later Prague.

On the bus to Finisterre

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Christof my friend from Germany and me decided to go to Finisterre at the Atlantic Ocean. It’s about a 2 hour bus drive from Santiago de Compostela.
We arrived to Santiago on Thursday and spent 4 nights at an 4 bedroom apartment, 15€ a night/person.
The city center of Santiago is very old and protected, therefore they didn’t put fiber for high speed Internet. Meaning the WiFi here has been slow. And I need fast WiFi to be able to upload 1080 HD videos to YouTube.
I have Mobile connection for Internet but that has been 3G, and not 4G. So uploading a video to Dropbox takes hours and  its way to slow for YouTube uploads.
My dilemma is that I need to have memory for shooting new videos and I need to get rid of previous videos in order to make new ones.
The iPhone SE that I got has 64 gigabytes and I have been down to 0,5-5 gigabytes the last week or so.
4 days in Santiago gave me enough time and energy to edit another 5 music videos from walking el Camino, being ready to be up loaded to YouTube. You can check these out, hopefully in a day or two.

Tonight we stay at Albergue Oceanis in Finisterre. I wish there will be great sun light and a beautiful sunset for some new videos. God is good!