Training in the Sandias

The mountains are looking forbidding. Good time to head out and climb a steep trail with my new pack. Strong wind, but the light was beautiful.
The mountains are looking forbidding. Good time to head out and climb a steep trail with my new pack. Strong wind, but the light was beautiful.
On the layover in Dallas, I stopped in an airport restaurant to get something to eat and sat at the bar. I said to the guy next to me, while looking at the menu, "I can't decide whether to get theOkumaya devam et
Olivia and I flew from Madrid to Porto, Portugal where we met my brother Brooks who had taken a train from Braga, where he and Necla have lived for the last two years. Then we ubered to Braga. Planes,Okumaya devam et
First walking day; warm weather, very green, hopping stones across creeks, mountains with snow in the distance. Olivia has great stamina and has become a very good navigator.
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We stayed at an older Albergue in Requejo, Casa Cervino. There were lots of trucks in this tiny strip town which was confusing until I started seeing guys who looked like they belonged in Tucumcari,Okumaya devam et
(This entry is wrong. The mud climb was the next day.. need to do some edits)
We knew there would be a climb today, but we didn't know it would be an Epic climb.
We headed out of town, meanderingOkumaya devam et
This stage, described in a guide (A Gudiño to Laza) is 34 kilometers, and we weren't going to tackle that kind of mileage (kilometerage?). On gronze.
com, a regularly updated online site for all theOkumaya devam et
We are on the last leg; 12 miles into Santiago today. We both really wish this wouldn't end, because every single day has been so beautiful. Also because we are fit after all the mountain climbing andOkumaya devam et
I’ll be following! [—Marilyn]
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