Hi all,  
Camille from the Camino sitting outside Albergue Casa 
Paderborn a German run Albergue that is turn in concert with the Spanish
 town of Pamplona. No running of the bulls only the walking of pilgrims 
and tourists and locals.  I just has a wet golden retriever pass by the 
bench where I am sitting with a stick in it's mouth.  Ah some things are
 the same all over the world.   We walked about another 10 miles today, 
but we started much earlier and therefore did most of our walk before 
the hot sun began it's ascent in the sky. I realize now why the Spanish 
take a siesta every afternoon they have a healthy respect for the sun. 
While
 walking today I looked up and saw what appeared to be a large group of 
people walking towards. A the time I was walking with a young woman 
from Poland.  Soon we were Passing a large group of Spanish soldiers in 
full fatigues with rifles, some smiling when I said hilarious, but most 
only nodding of that.  Very young and I must say very handsome :).    We
 later passed what we though might be a military training facility but 
not sure about that. 
Once again a mixture of Environments, a
 rushing river with a damn that made it thunderous,  a  busy highway 
sounding very much like 81 or the turnpike,  a beautiful tree lined 
forest along the river and then we hit the city of Pamplona.  A kittle 
jarring after the quiet beauty of the Pyryneea yet the beauty is jere in
 the history the friendly people and the tapas.  Yea qw walked into the 
old town for tapas ice-cream and food for our picnic on the trail 
tomorrow.  Tomorrow will be a day of up hills to the windmill area that 
is in the movie and the metal figures on the mountain.  There us a small
 church Refugio that we want to visit and hopefully stay, but they only 
have 8 spaces and or depends if we can get a spot.  We wi
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That German refugio was full when I got to it -- had to go into the center of the old town. Glad you got to stay there as I've heard good things about that place. How are your feet and backs holding up?
ReplyDeleteSo glad you figured out your how to employ your phone for these blogs. May your fingers do lots of tapping! Sounds like tomorrow is going to be challenging, but you've got lunch prepared, so may the wind mills help lighten your steps! All is well here, so far! But we are all visiting your site many times a day, hanging on your every word. Please keep feeding us! Lv lv
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Aunt Millie!! Enjoy that tapas and ice cream! You deserve it!!
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