Day 6 Puenta la Reana to Estella

3 things I've learned on this adventure so far, Spain always has a breeze (good), When they say it's flat, they are lying (nothing here is flat so far) and shirt days don't exist!
We woke up a little late and got a later start to the day. Walked with friends which made the day go faster at first. We made a few more stops today to enjoy the camino. Took a route to see some old church ruins and is suppose to be the original route of St. James. Crossed a roman built bridge and saw plenty of farmland but there hills...

We saw two of what the comino provides today. One was we came to an intersection with no markings so we were unsure of which way to go when an older guy came down the path and said this way. The other was we were about out of water with many miles to, when around a corner was a stand with water, crackers, nuts and olives, all fir a donation. We filled our bottles, had a few snacks, and dumped all of our loose euro coins in the money jar, then went on our way.

It was a long day with almost 8 hours of walking but we made it to our destination.Okumaya devam et