Walk to Logrono
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Today's long walk was not as interesting as the two evenings that flanked it. After posting last night we went down for dinner and learned that there was a festival going on outside our tiny hotel.Les mer
Today's long walk was not as interesting as the two evenings that flanked it. After posting last night we went down for dinner and learned that there was a festival going on outside our tiny hotel.Les mer
Well, first a confession: I'm just now emerging from a cranky, hangry phase. That, combined with the fact that Najera is just not as well preserved or charming, has colored my view of this stage. ItLes mer
An easy-breezy walk today--13 miles, gentle hills, wide paths/farm roads. Clear sunny day and little shade so we were plenty sweaty by the end.
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Holy cow, today was windy and WET! Started raining five minutes after we left for our walk and didn't stop the whole way. Two hours walking, a pause at a warm, lovely hostal to change socks and get aLes mer
Hello everyone. I'm tired so will keep this mercifully short. The day started cold (40s) and it probably took us an hour to get truly outside Burgos. Before long, it had warmed up to the 60s, whichLes mer
As I lay in bed posting this, my phone says we walked 23.53 miles today. The stage was probably 21-ish miles; the rest came from local walking to breakfast or dinner.
Perfect weather. (And while itLes mer
THIS is why we walked 30+ miles in two days instead of three. To get a room here, at an old monastery converted to a hotel.
Beautifully restored and lovely, quiet atmosphere. The music in the lobbyLes mer
Not much to post. Long stretch of roadside paths with farmland in every direction. Apparently we can expect this for a few more days, which is why some people wish they could skip the Meseta.
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New door for Casa Birch!