Today was a short day for me, but Roel and Connie walked the entire stage. I had to quit after the first 8 km when we got to the village of Bocacara. We stopped there for some café con Leche, and the blister on the ball of my left foot prevented me from going further - I’m hoping it will recover and I will be able to walk the entire distance tomorrow. I took a cab and also the backpacks of Roel and Connie to our hotel in Cuidad Rodrigo and they continued walking. So some of the pictures I’m posting today are pictures that Connie took along the route.
Cuidad Rodrigo is quite a beautiful place! With a population of only about 12,000, it seems like a much bigger city. It has quite a history as a defensive fortification near the border with Portugal. In particular it has history with some Napoleonic battles.Read more
Laurie ReynoldsHoping you are able to work some magic with that blister and continue walking. I love Ciudad Rodrigo. I remember leaving town in a heavy rain storm, I hope you have a better departure!
Laurie ReynoldsHoping you are able to work some magic with that blister and continue walking. I love Ciudad Rodrigo. I remember leaving town in a heavy rain storm, I hope you have a better departure!
TravelerThank you,Laurie, yes we also are enjoying the city and wish we could stay an extra day!
TravelerHope you get well soon and can enjoy the Camino.
TravelerThank you Luis!!