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Pamploma first city
Last night we stayed in Larrasoana in a Municipal Albergue that had 28 beds in 1 room. We were very worried that lots of people would snore but it was fine and only 1 person snorred and he was fairly quiet about it. We had to be out of the Albergue by 7:30 and people started moving about at around 5am. We all headed off at 7am ...
Day 5 - Pamplona to Puente la Reina
... fact is that it seems that most of Pamplona's electricity is made by the dozens of wind turbines they have on the hills.
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> > There are a few famous iron statues at the top dedicated to "The Pilgrim", made famous by that pseudo-film by Emilio Estevez and Martin Sheen. It was there that Martin pretended to walk like a real pro.
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> > I'm unsure whether Shirley McLaine mentions this hill as I haven't (nor will ever) read her book ...
Walking Day 3 Getting to Pamplona
... the hotel is on and I'll be fine! I eventually see a sign for what I think is the street and wander down it, it's a tiny alley and I can't see any hotel!! I go up and down it several times thinking I must be going crazy, or blind or something as there definitely is no hotel on this street. So for the 3rd time in the last hour I have to ask directions again. The alley is full of ...
Day 5-7 -- 40 km -- Therese´s boycott
... that she was getting a little bit the camino feeling, and obviously a little bit was all it took to get her off and running. Frances and I stayed in Lorca at the Bodega de Lorca, which is directly across the road from the slightly larger Bodega del Camino. We had our own room for 20 euros. Beds in the shared rooms were 7 euros. One advantage of stopping early is that you can get a better bed or sometimes a better room.
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Never Again
... We walked around a bit, but I quickly realized what a party area this is. I have never in my life seen so many people on the streets late at night drinking. Even little kids were there with their parents and everyone was dressed in the traditional all white with red bandana type things tied around their necks (don't worry we fit in too). We passed an American 80's music cover band and that was funny. Finally we sat down and relaxed for a ...
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