Hotel Temple Riosol León

I did´n get to see munch of Madrid exept the metro system. Went to the airport to straighten things with Air Comet/AeroMexico and then back to the train station. Quite tiring.<br>But Trini was so nice, a perfect host !<br>Leon is a nice middle-sized city with a beautifull cathedral and narrow streets typical from spain, and of course a good nightlife. I went out this night with Ruth (Trini´s daughter) and her friends, and had a great time !<br>I like spain, I´ll be back next year.<br>

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... should I refer to them as Catalans?) going with the bikes as well, so we went together a little, they were nice.<br><br>to be continued...<br><br><br><br>

... shrimp (sorry I don´t have the Spanish names and Cathy isn´t close). Camaron de ajo = garlic shrimp. Dessert and coffee at a table in the plaza near the Cathedral where we could watch the people stroll by.<br> <br>Believe it or not, the Convent has a curfew so we returned at 9:20 for evening prayers, a Pilgrim´s Blessing and the message that "none of you are here by chance." Definitely food for thought and a nice ending to a wonderful, amazing day in Leon.

... extra 7 hours for the next flight! I forgot to mention earlier, that Nancy, Sandi &amp; Lynne got a ticket when driving from San Sebastian to Gijon, for not turning on their lights when they went through a tunnel! They had to pay 42 euros on the spot to get out of that one. We all left the hotel and walked along the river to the Parador, an old palace which has been converted to a hotel and where N, S, and L are staying. We went to the bar ...

... de store katedralene i Burgos og Leon er utrolige, og fantastiske menneskeskapte verk, men samtidig undrer vi oss over hvem de er ment aa vaere til aere for? Gud? eller de mektige menneskene som stod bak, og som hviler i kistene som troner i kapellene? - Det slaar oss de enkle kirkene i hver landsby er like fine og riktigere enn de prangende byggverkene. Tro naa ikke at vi er blitt religiose av turen.....men mystikken, historien og kulturen fascinerer uansett. I natt bodde vi i et ...

... I took the time to go through James chapter 3 (the chapter that I have been reading this week) and dissect it verse by verse. It is amazing how much more you find when you slow down and really think about each and every verse! I wrote two whole pages on just one chapter, plus a whole page about the book itself (like the author and time period and stuff). After that I listened ...

... juices in the bars along the way. By about half way I came right and enjoyed the walk out of Sahagun and into the countryside. It is so big and flat and empty. It's a bit like a Graham Sydney painting, huge skies and golden landscapes, but without the fences (wheat have less of tendency to wander off than sheep). Last night I stayed in Bercianos Real Camino (23km), another nun-run place where we all pitch in to make dinner, set the ...

... into a bar together with everyone else on that gray drizzling day to find something warm. we had agreed 2 days before when we first made the plan to split up for the 3 of us to meet in a town called SAHAGUN that evening, but i was in no shape to walk another 14 miles to do it. so trae set off to meet up with robert and i walked into the refugio and without even checking in fell back into my sleeping back and slept for 2 or 3 hours. the next day i walked with a ...

... to love its cheese and baguettes and steaming bowls of coffee, and now we will scale the mountains and say au revoir. it also means that we've walked about 500 miles (20 miles a day for the last 10) and are now officially tougher than anyone who dares to read this email!! ha ha!! - zis iz ze laugh of ze haughty Frenchman! ha ha!! we've met many characters worthy of Chaucer, are known along the trail as the Texans, maybe even have some directions for the film, and all in all feel a ...