Viana and a Good Night's Rest Arrival at Viana Central Viana
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7th of May – The Camino of Life
It’s 8 a.m. and I’m on my way out of Viana and it’s a cool, fresh morning. It’s so cold I’ve had to do up the top button of my shirt 🙂 I’m now very comfortable finding my way with my eyes constantly scanning the walls and the buildings and the pavements every time I come to a junction, it’s become natural now to look for the sign of the shells or the yellow arrows.
7th of May – The Way to Navarrete
Camino Videos - Day 9? I've lost count... A Typical Breakfast 90 Pounds Wet Clothing and Avoiding Sunburn Inspirational Pilgrims Fishing Story Approaching Logroño Allotments Logroño Church Logroño Swans...
8th of May – When in Nájera
Nightstop in Najera Here are a few videos taken during my stay in Najera. There were some really nice places to eat along the river. Arrival in Nájera My room in Nájera Head down to Nájera Laundry Time Phone Recharge...
9th of May – Nájera to Santo Domingo
Early morning Nájera A happy day Santo Domingo lodgings Parador Santo Domingo Tapas for dinner Pilgrim Central
10th of May – Down to Belorado
This morning was a different start, because I was able to have a nice breakfast in the parador in which I had been staying. But it didn’t feel the same, because I was in a dining room full of aging American pilgrims who seem to be doing the Camino via bus.
11th of May – From Belorado to Atapuerca
A Long Camino Day Lots of stops to let my feet breath. Lots of water. But a very long and hot day. The last 2 kms along a road seemed to take an age and really hammered my Achilles 🙁 Leaving Hotel in Belorado Setting out from Belorado Coming...
12th of May – The long way to Burgos
En Route to Burgos Hostel in Atapeurca Ultralite Camino Gear San Juan Albergue news Roman roads are hard on the feet View over Burgos
12th of May – Walking to Burgos
The walk all the way from Belorado yesterday was interesting and quite a challenge, but I think it’s taken a toll on my feet. Certainly my heels are much more painful today and the tendons quite sore. Talking to other pilgrims last night, they suggested taking a day off in our next stop, which is Burgos. Most people who walk all the way from Saint Jean Pied de Port to Santiago try to take a day off once a week or at least every 10 days.
13th of May – A Day Off in Burgos
A Day Off from Walking the Camino Frances Wake up call in Burgos Accommodation Location Decisions That Bar From The Movie Burgos Breakfast Burgos Cathedral
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