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Oviedo, Again !!!
... to it and wanted it to come fast.
Landing at Asturias, seeing I had a bike in a box, it was the first off of the plane, but I had to wait 45 minutes for the bus to come along !!!
Once in Oviedo, I built the bike and rode over to the albergue, claimed a bed and had a quick walk around the city. It was weird being back so soon, not as crowded nor ...
Gijon - soto de luina 72 km
E depois daquele pasto fantástico toma lá mais 73 km ... estamos mortos e ainda não sabemos se temos cama ou se vamos dormir no chão ou numa cama de aspecto duvidoso ... bem mas a vida de peregrino é assim ... o que conta e companhia de 2 belgas e uma menina da áfrica do ...
Piñeres - Gijon 78 km
às 7 da matina já estávamos de rabo alapado no selim, pois a jornada prometia ser longa. E posso agora disser com convicção que estou apta a subir à serra da estrela! Se 40 km na ciclovia custam, 78 com 2 serras pelo meio custa muito mais.... Caimos no erro de seguir OS espanhóis pelo caminho puro e duro e foram só 10km a pique sempre com sol a torrar a pele...E qdo pensamos que não subiamos mais, ...
Day 24 (6 July): La Doriga to Salas (12 done, 270
Day 24 (6 July): La Doriga to Salas (12 done, 270 to go)
Pedro and myself were up at 6am to a grey, overcast morning. We took some photos of the weaned calves that had kept us awake and trotted down the road to Cornellana. There was a Cistercian monastery there that I wanted to see- what a disappointment, part of it had been turned into a pilgrim hostel but the rest was in a terrible state of disrepair. It dated back to the ...
Day 23 (5 July): Escamplero to La Doriga (14 km do
Day 23 (5 July): Escamplero to La Doriga (14 km done, 281 to go)
This was a day of two halves. The first half was great, waking to a misty sunrise and getting on the road early. Again, it was all fields, lanes and agriculture with all the smells, sights and sounds. I started off out front but after we all stopped for coffee, the other pilgrims started to go ahead of me. There was a Belgian guy who had walked over 2000 km and who had ...



