Albergue La Cuesta León

San Sebastian, s/n., Los Llanos de Valdeon León, Castile-León, Spain and Canary Islands

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... 1077;дл 72;гаетс& #1103; transporte de mochilas: можеш 00; идти без рюкза 82;а, его за тебя доста 74;ят в следу 02;щий ...

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... which has some of the best stain glass in the world (1800 square meters of it). We were lucky to be there on a sunny day so the colors of the glass from the inside were stunning, as was all the detail. We also stopped by a Saturday market and walked through row after row of fresh fruits and veggies for sale. And for so cheap.

That afternoon we went to Astorga... but that is written about in another entry.

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Feliz Navidad

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... to say the least) that I would be missing so many of my traditions this year but, as always, Spain had a little way of surprising me. Erin’s Holiday Traditions:

One of my favorite Christmas traditions involves my mother and me. Every year since I was four we have gone to see the Nutcracker Ballet together. We actually saw the Nutcracker with my sister and my father when I was four but my sister whined the whole time and my ...

This is my Camino

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... as all snoring had stopped. I had surprised them almost as much as I had surprised myself for doing such a deed.

Finally peace and quiet. However it did not last for even five minutes as one by one each of the snorers started their own song once again, complementing each others sound and thus completing this excruciating orchestra of bedtime music. I don't know how I slept at all.

There was quite a backlash against the snorers. More so than I had ever ...

The Pilgrim's Blessing

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... worth the risk to stay in Leon tonight at the expense of slightly delaying my schedule.

We had hardly walked 200m from our auberge when we made our first stop. It was at a bakery that Uli recommended as he had been there the last time he did El Camino. We only stayed there long enough to purchase some pastries and then we continued onwards, eating as we walked. I only bought one and I wasn't sure what this rectangular pastry was called but it had layers of ...