Hotel La Borona Gijón
Autopista AS-II Km 22.5 Gijón, Asturias, 33211, Spain and Canary Islands
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Oviedo, Again !!!
... up like the klu klux klan !!!
After a few beers, I went back to the albergue and spoke to the people there. It appeared that I was the only one starting there and the only one on a bike, so I gave them my advice on what was to come over the next couple of days.
And so tomorrow is the start of Camino number three, the first on a bike, and I am now ready to go ...
Gijon - soto de luina 72 km
... terminar o começo , hoje de manhã ao acordar demos de caras com um peregrino de palmo e meio não era anão tinha mesmo 6 ou 7 anos depois da birra do desayuno lá foi ele com o seu pai o seu pequeno bastão e sua mochila . Quem é este exército que caminha em direcção ao Tiago ...
Piñeres - Gijon 78 km
... mais um monte...kdo vi Gijon ao longe nem queria acreditar.... Ficámos num camping e depois de comer qualquer coisa dormimos a sesta como pedras. Já ao fim da tarde, a ganhar apetite para a janta conhecemos o Juan de Madrid que tem a vontade de fazer 1000 km a pé, e vimos autocolantes subversivos do movimento 15M... Para celebrar o meio da viagem fomos ao restaurante, a foto dispensa mais comentários ...
Day 24 (6 July): La Doriga to Salas (12 done, 270
... up the steep hill out of town just as the sun was heating up. As I left town a woman in an apron wished me "Buen camino" and also that I would "go in peace" which really struck me. I was walking up a stony path above a stream, a highway hung in the sky above, and fortunately there was a lot of shade. Only about 1 km into it I could feel my Achilles tendon start to seize up, and unknown for me, decided to stop. I tried some ...
Day 23 (5 July): Escamplero to La Doriga (14 km do
... I had some supper with a German couple who were vegetarians (I was having chorizo and bacon), and who spoke excellent English. They were doing a holiday on the Camino, looking for the most scenic parts and were planning to double back to the coast again.
As I unpacked my bag another guy arrived, Pedro, a Spaniard. With such small quarters you never know how you're going to get on with someone, but we just hit it off, had a ...



