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    • Andreas HellwigCamino Frances 2022
      1
      Dia 6

      Tag 6 von Zubiri nach Pamplona

      7 de maio de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 8 °C

      Der heutige Tag war sehr gut . Schönes Wetter tolle Wege und nette Menschen. Vor allem die Ältere Dame in der Kirche auf dem alten Jakobsweg hat mich beeindruckt. Sie hat mich umarmt und mir Buen Camino gewünscht. Das sind genau die Momente die einem in erinnerung bleiben. Ich habe nur gemerkt das Pamplona echt Gross und laut ist . Heute ist natürlich auch Samstag und da sind hier irgendwie alle am Feiern. Ich für meinen Teil bin ziemlich müde. Morgen geht's nach Puente de la Reina. Bin gespannt . Das sind wieder 24 km und die Strecke ist ziemlich anspruchsvoll. Aber das schaffe ich schon.Leia mais

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    • ViajanteOne More Camino in Spain 2023
      Dia 18

      Day 3 successful..22 kms and all’s well!

      14 de abril de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 13 °C

      We are now in Zubiri, a small town you won’t find on a Google map, but we are in a delightful accommodation - a 1700s building, with wonderful wooden beams, and a charming hostess who greeted us.

      Set off from Roncesvalles quite early, Amr says before 9. It was rainy, as predicted, and we wore ponchos all day, even though it did stop occasionally, and even a ray of sunshine…but the rain has never been drenching - just sprinkling, but enough to get quite wet. Ponchos great, and body remains dry and warm! So today we descended down over the other side of the mountains. It was a gorgeous walk to start…a smooth easy path, through lovely countryside…we stopped for coffee/ColaCao and bought supplies to eat when we needed sustenance. It. Continued like this, undulating and just beautiful even though it drizzled on and off, and we were more than half way along and feeling that all was wonderful.

      Then, we came to the last 6 kms…this was the descent into Zubiri which is in the floor of the valley. (10 years ago we walked this, and arrived at Zubiri at 2pm, and I don’t remember it being difficult)…anyway, as we started the descent the path became quite hazardous - downhill with loose uneven stones, with ridges of the slate that is the solid base, mud, rivulets of water from all the rain and basically all the filling eroded…it took so long, watching every step and concentrating on not slipping or falling!! You’ve no idea how long walking a kilometre takes doing this!! Thank goodness for sticks. I think it was the rain over the last few days, plus that this is the end of winter and the melting snow etc…but the path wasn’t really a path. BUT we all survived, and were so SO happy to reach this town and walk on a footpath!

      And our accommodation is perfect. Lovely Maria welcomed us, our bags were here. There is a jacuzzi which Amr had (I didn’t have swimmers - one of the things eliminated when packing for carryon) and our room is absolutely charming. We arrived with 2 Aussies we have talked to on and off who are also staying here, and ended up having drinks and dinner with them. Very fun and comfortable. They are staying at the same hotel at Pamplona (tomorrow) but leave the next day, and we have a rest day there on Sunday, so we will prob get out of sync…

      So that is our day..the first real day of 20 kms + and I feel proud that while my bones were aching during the long descent, I feel less stiff now than the others…!! But photos will show the stunning scenery…and tomorrow it is predicted to rain in the morning, then clear up and Sunday sunny! Yay! Saving all the muddy clothes till we have walked tomorrow and Amr will find a laundromat in Pamplona!!      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino Frances
      Dia 3

      Zwischenstop Zubiri bei 33 C im Schatten

      2 de agosto de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 31 °C

      Hui- das war heftig! 24 Km steil auf und ab in einer wunderschönen Kiefernwaldlandschaft! Aber am Ende wurden die Wege auch noch super geröllig- Bänderrrrissss -Potential! Jetzt erst mal Flüssigkeit und Energie in Form einer Tortilla nachlegen! Hape Kerkeling hat hier gestoppt- ich lauf noch ein wenig! Ist ja erst 13 UhrLeia mais

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    • Barb and AlanSpain 2023
      1
      Dia 6

      To Zubiri

      5 de setembro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 77 °F

      Alan’s foot passed a major test today in walking 13.6 miles to Zubiri - WOoHOO! We left in the dark at 6:30 am and after taking our time and stopping a few times for some nice breaks, we arrived to our room at Casa Rural Txantxorena around 3:00.

      It was a long day of hiking, and the descent down to Zubiri was comically steep on rocks and the uplifted rock layers that protruded straight up out of the ground like a dragon’s backbone. 🐉 Every time we turned a corner it somehow got worse. My right foot was cramping by the end from tiredness and probably needing more fluids. Every time I would drink a bottle, I would just sweat it all out 😂🥵

      Our room is in an old house from the 1600’s and it is gorgeous! I’ll post a few pictures. Right now, as I’m writing this, we have the window open to the balcony and I can hear the bells clanging on the horses’ necks off in the distance. The woman who owns the house did all of our laundry, saving us some hand washing time. And we were able to sit under some umbrellas and visit for a long time with some nice guys from the UK and the USA.

      Alan and I are really trying to remember the names of all the people we have met and where they are from. I’ve resorted to making a list because, since it’s a bit busier with pilgrims compared to five years ago, we are encountering so many! 🙂      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteJakobsweg 2022
      1
      Dia 4

      Etappe 2 - Zubiri

      15 de setembro de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 22 °C

      Nachdem wir unsere Betten bezogen haben und die Wäsche gewaschen und aufgehangen ist, kann ein kurzer Rückblick erfolgen.
      Wir haben heute ca. 26 km bewältigt. Landschaftlich nicht ganz so interessant wie gestern. Heute morgen ging es kurz nach halb sieben los. Bei Dunkelheit mussten wir unseren Weg finden. Ein junger Slowene hat uns nicht nur den Weg erleuchtet, sondern wir haben lange den Weg gemeinsam begangen und uns gut über Landwirtschaft in Slowenien ausgetauscht, denn seine Eltern betreiben einen Landwirtschaftsbetrieb .
      Frühstück gab es in einer kleinen Gaststätte am Wegesrand. In Borguette standen wir dann vor dem Café in welchen noch von Ernest Hemingway das Originalklavier steht. Leider war noch nicht geöffnet, sodass wir nicht besichtigen konnten.
      Der übrige Weg war wenig spektakulär und teilweise schlecht zu begehen. Die Samaria Schlucht auf Kreta war dagegen ein Kinderspiel.
      Der letzte Abstieg nach Zubiri hatte es dann nochmals in sich. Ich hatte mit meinem angegriffenen Knie heute erneut Probleme, Günter ging es dagegen besser. Er war mir immer einige Schritte voraus.
      Jetzt sitzen wir gemütlich bei Essen und Bier in Zubiri und lassen den Tag Revue passieren.
      Morgen geht es nach Pamplona. Dort werden wir eventuell einen Tag bleiben. Mal sehen was der morgige Tag bringt.
      Fazit des Tages: trotz Schmerzen im Knie die Etappe geschafft. Manchmal muss man über seine Grenzen gehen.
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    • ViajanteCamino
      Dia 5

      Day 6 - Zubiri

      4 de maio de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C

      If yesterday’s hike could be compared to watching scenes from “The Sound of Music” today’s jaunt would mirror “The Bridges of Madison County.” We’ve encountered every type of terrain: grass, dirt road, asphalt, concrete, cobblestone, eroded mountainside with sharp, protruding rocks, mud with leaves up to our knees, makeshift bridges made of rock. Even though we still did a fair bit of climbing today, today’s route was considerably more level than yesterday. Much of today had us walking through the forest, perched on a mountainside, with tree branches canopied over the trail. Overall, it was a gentle, delightful walk. Despite very similar distances, I did yesterday’s walk in 7 hours while it took me 5 hours today.. In fact, if I had not had a booked hotel in Zuniri, I would have walked another 5-10 kms to get closer to Pamplona.
      We’re like a cohort here, frequently crossing paths with the same people even though there are hundreds of us. I met two Irish girls today who were at my hotel in St. Jean, and have frequently encountered them on the trail, I’ve become good friends with a couple from Nashville who I met at the airport in Biarritz, and we’ve gotten together a number of times. I’ve met a couple from Lake Tahoe, California who are avid hikers and they met through their hiking club Tahoe. I’ve met Paul from England who shared his story of five finger shoes and how it helped him combat plantar fasciitis (I’ve included a photo of his shoes). I spent two hours today talking to an HR person from Melbourne who had great stories of his company travels all over the world. He did the Camino 10 years ago, but did not finish it. I’m unsure of his age but I suspect he’s on the shady side of 70.
      He asked me to join him for coffee but I declined because stopping for even short periods, causes my muscles to seize up. Today , I overdosed on magnesium, electrolytes, and water to avert cramping- no cramps today.
      So, I’ve been in Zubiri since 12:30 walking around a bit. Much of the economy, here too, appears to revolve around the Camino. I have no idea how large it is, but it is filled with cyclists. I’m sure at 20 groups of 4-10 cyclists have zipped by in front of our hotel.      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino de Santiago - Frances
      1
      Dia 6

      Zubiri

      10 de setembro de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 86 °F

      After a couple of days of climbing we were looking forward to less vertical. We got that today with only about 1500’ of climbing but the temps were much higher. I will say the ice cold lemon soda we got from a roadside trailer with umbrellas and tables was a lifeline, setting us up for the last three miles of the day.

      So far the hiking here has been amazing. It is a great combination of trails through the beautiful countryside and a little road walking through the coolest villages. And once you get to town, you get to spend the evening with all the great people you met during the day.

      Tomorrow we are off to Pamplona; a regional city. Should be a fun day.      Leia mais

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    • 202404 El Camino De Santiago
      1
      Dia 4

      Mucha agua

      23 de abril, Espanha ⋅ 🌫 2 °C

      Hoy ha sido la Europa del agua. Ha amanecido lloviendo. Ese sirimiri o calabozos. Parece que no es nada, pero después de dos horas andando estas calado hasta los huesos. Además el camino transcurre por un riachuelo que se acaba convirtiendo en un río decente al llegar a Pamplona. Muy bonitos los bosques por los que transcurre. El trazado es más complicado de lo que dice la guía. Dos estrellas comió mínimo y 2 km másLeia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino de Santiago
      211
      Dia 5

      Long day

      4 de agosto de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 18 °C

      Today was my longest day so far, about 14 miles. This is what I’m going to have to average most days to get to Santiago on time. It was another day of rain, which was discouraging, but I walked with a friend for about a third of the way before she stopped at an earlier town to stay the night. It’s nice to make a trail friend and hopefully meet up in the same town at different points along the way. There’s an easy rapport with other pilgrims and once you meet someone once, if you see them again it’s like a mini reunion.

      As beautiful as they are, I’m glad to be on the other side of the Pyrenees and hoping for easier terrain tomorrow. I felt completely exhausted by the time I got to my destination town. The downhill from the mountains was rocky and slippery and took a lot of care not to fall. I went to the hostel for a communal dinner and felt reassured when I saw everyone else hobbling around with sore muscles and sore feet. I’m starting to realize how long this walk is!

      I’m praying sleep works miracles and I can wake up tomorrow and do it all over again.      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino Frances 2024
      2
      Dia 2

      Tag 2: Roncesvalles - Zubiri

      21 de fevereiro, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 14 °C

      Dankbar für die Portion Schlaf, verließ ich als Letzter den Schlafsaal in Roncesvalles. Da ich jedoch das Frühstück im Laufen einnahm und die meisten in der Herberge frühstücken, hatte ich einen guten Vorsprung, um den wundervollen Morgen für mich zu genießen. Der Weg war abwechslungsreich und voller Überraschungen. In allem lag der Zauber einer neuen Geschichte, die bereit war, von mir erwandert zu werden…
      Obwohl ich ein Zelt dabei habe, entschied ich mich, eine weitere Nacht in einer Herberge zu schlafen. Alleine im Zelt schlafen kenne ich gut - die Erfahrung, mit Gleichgesinnten über die Erlebnisse zu sprechen noch nicht…
      So verbrachte ich den Abend in guter Gemeinschaft unter Spaniern, Italienern, Koreanerinnen und einem Briten. Dieser läuft trotz starker Rückeneinschränkungen, die ihn nahezu alle 500 m zu einer Pause zwingen, den Camino - sehr inspirierend.
      Mir hingegen geht es körperlich top! Ein großes Geschenk, wieder unterwegs zu sein.      Leia mais

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