The GR 247 from Hornos to the aldea of Capellanía starts out winding through terraced olive groves north of town. They are a reminder that the prized local olive oil has its own denomination: Denominación de Origen de Aceite de Oliva Virgen Extra Sierra de Segura. If only the bottles weren’t too big and heavy to carry in backpacks! The trail then narrows and winds deep into the forested area below Yelmo Chico. On the way back, we met a local man out walking his dog who pointed out a soaring eagle, one of a pair that nests on the nearby cliff. He said the buitres that nest closer to Yelmo can be seen about 2 pm after the air has warmed up.
Back in town, it was market day. Beautiful dark red peppers, cucumbers, and tomatoes made our lunchtime salad, and mushrooms spruced up our chicken and mashed potatoes.
This afternoon‘s task: search for a way to walk to a village with bus service.
TravelerYou’ll need energy to walk out of there. Hope you find an easy trail to a bus hub . Buen camino. You must feel like a local by now 😄 you’ve been walking for quite a while. 🚶🚶♀️🚶🚶♀️🚶
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TravelerYou’ll need energy to walk out of there. Hope you find an easy trail to a bus hub . Buen camino. You must feel like a local by now 😄 you’ve been walking for quite a while. 🚶🚶♀️🚶🚶♀️🚶
TravelerNo luck so far. I think we’re going to end up taking a taxi to the bus.
TravelerTaxi sounds sensible in these circumstances Elaine.