Never lose faith in the system working..

An early walk to Najerra. Scenery was largely undulating hills of grapevines and olive trees. Najerra reminds me a little of the Spanish equivalent of Hull. Just on a smaller scale. We stopped for the first coffee of the day at 1pm. We caught up with Marco and Eleanora from yesterday - Eleanora being the girl who had the hard time last night. She is still shaken and worried from last night. They had seen Augustine ( the creep from last night) in the town we left from this morning. Considering he left our room at 4am and was still in town at ten.

Such is the strength of the Camino family. By this morning, all the hospitaleros (albergue hosts) had messaged each other about last night's incident. When we check in anywhere they take a photo of our passports, so Augustines name and ID have been circulated all along the Camino. He was picked up by the police last night. Eleanora will make a statement tomorrow. Even if the cannot charge him, then he is auto.aticalled banned at EVERY albergue on the Camino. How amazing is that?
Tonight we are in Azofra at a municipal albergue. It's a great place with a lovely sunny courtyard, the centre piece is a pool that is knee feel with ice cold water... heaven for the feet. Tonight a group of us will share a pasta feast and enjoy each other's company.
Tomorrow is on to Granon

Steps today 39142
Today's distance 18.9 miles
Total 190.48 miles walked in 10 daysRead more