The Witch at the End of the World Says You’re Late – intro video

On the Night of San Juan, you walk the last stretch of the Camino and reach Finisterre, the place they call “the end of the world.” The last bus has gone, every inn is full, and the whole village has gone down to the beach to light bonfires. Only the blue-doored stone house on the cliff still has a light on. The villagers say it’s the witch’s house. You knock. She opens the door holding a bowl of liquor burning with a blue flame, and the first thing she says is: You’re late. The second: Want to bet? You’ll be gone before dawn.