Day 11 Burgos in sight….
The Albergue experience is interesting, 12 to 16 people per room typically some times more. Bunk beds, snoring and the rustling of plastic bags and…
The Albergue experience is interesting, 12 to 16 people per room typically some times more. Bunk beds, snoring and the rustling of plastic bags and…
I know there are a few pet lovers following this blog. I came across a Spanish man sitting in one of the town squares today…
Wheat fields and the wild flowers of the Camino. The vineyards have disappeared replaced by wheat or other grain fields. Along the path so far…
Tonight I am staying at the Hospedería Cisterciense, which is a former convent converted to part nursing home and part Hotel. Hotel might be a…
Up at 6AM and on the Camino again. Ventosa was a nice sleepy village surrounded by vineyards. Electing to stay one town short of the…
The heat wave has passed and today was a welcome overcast day. I got a late start, choosing to sleep in at the hotel and…
I wanted to apologize for the many typos in the posts. I am guilty of some of the errors and others are due to using…
With the day’s high at 35°C or ~95° F I set out at 5:20 AM with the hopes of reaching Logrono before the peak heat.…
Leaving Pamplona behind us we crossed Alto del Perdon which has the metal sculpture depicting the pilgrimage. It’s a famous scene in the movie”The Way”.…
The Albergue we stayed at had a great breakfast. The ear plugs helped give me a great night sleep, but apparently not for everyone else.…