Yesterday was rock day. Today was clay day. I’ve attached a photo from both days to show the difference.
Today was difficult in a different way. Yesterday’s thunderstorm had really stirred up the clay, making many parts of our Camino slippery and mucky. I very nearly went down in the mud several times, and even Sean stumbled once or twice. Graciously, he went ahead, often showing the safest way through and several times offering me a hand over the most treacherous parts. We got through safely without making any “mud angels.”Read more
TravelerUgh! Clay is the worst! Way to go, Sean!! David, how did your knee like that?
It looks like every day is bringing new experiences and new challenges! Just remember as the challenges start repeating that you have done it before and you can do it again! Love the scenery and the fields of agriculture! Looks like a bunch of grape fields? [Harrison]
SpainPantano de Valbornedo42°25’3” N 2°35’8” W
SpainPantano de Valbornedo42°25’3” N 2°35’8” W
TravelerUgh! Clay is the worst! Way to go, Sean!! David, how did your knee like that?
TravelerMy left knee has been in pain a few times including during the clay but after lunch it was much improved and NO pain!
It looks like every day is bringing new experiences and new challenges! Just remember as the challenges start repeating that you have done it before and you can do it again! Love the scenery and the fields of agriculture! Looks like a bunch of grape fields? [Harrison]
TravelerVineyards, yup