30th of April – From Roncesvalles to Viscarret

by | Apr 30, 2015 | Accommodation, Blog, Journey, Places, Videos | 15 comments

Camino Day 3 – Stopping in a Small Village Today

Roncesvalles to Burgette

 

Gaining Height

 

Burgette 1

 

Burgette 2

 

A Quick Break

 

Espinal Farmer

 

Ice at Viscarret

 

My Casa Rural Room

 

Downtown Viscarret

 

2015 Daily Posts

15 Comments

  1. Sue

    Pleased to hear that Mr Bean is with you!

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  2. Rob

    He was not impressed today. Got very wet and lost for awhile. ..

    Both of us that is…

    He features in videos of the next stage.

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  3. Pat

    It ‘s very green there. Love it

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    • Rob

      Because it rains a lot! Rained all day today…

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  4. Dave

    I remember passing the Hemingway hostel two years ago on the bike Rob, and yes Spanish villages go to sleep in the afternoon but pick up again in the evenings !

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    • Rob

      This one didn’t liven up Dave!

      Oh it did at 6am. …The animals woke up 🙂

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      • Dave

        Pamplona will definitely be livelier !

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        • Rob

          As we all dragged ourselves in this afternoon, the place was packed. Seems everyone goes out on a Saturday for lunch to see and be seen…

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  5. Clare

    Glad to see that you are pacing yourself well. It’s hard to do! What camera are you using for the video?

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  6. Rob

    Just a phone Clare. Galaxy Note 3.

    Was using 1440×1080. Tried 320×480 for this day. But quality was too poor really.

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  7. alex

    Yeah I agree.

    The quality was lacking on these video’s.

    Will you have enough space with the higher quality video’s?

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    • Rob

      Easy. I have 2 spare memory cards…. just that uploading them takes ages. About an hour for a 1 minute video (100 mb)

      That’s why they are all short!

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  8. Dave

    Although things might seem tedious and slow at times, remember you are now living and moving at the pace humans were designed to, and which 99.99% of all people who ever lived adapted to. Only in the last 170 years (since railways were built) has the ordinary human been able to cover more than around 30kms a day on foot, unless he was lucky enough to have a horse !

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    • Rob

      I’m quite happy with slow…. 2-3 Kms an hour. No point in rushing…

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    • amorfati

      Precisely!
      that was/is one of the ‘experiences’ i so very much enjoyed on the camino – the natural pace again.
      my body and spirit were delighted! soo soothing.

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