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Fields of Gold
... provide a nice way of customizing the hike to our tastes, instead practically debilitated us with indecision after 12 days of blindly following yellow arrows with the single minded deliberation of a dog ******* on trees.
Only 24kms today
... today. We managed to find a Panaderia (bakery) for some bread and biscuits to sustain us on the track and headed off. We stopped fairly early and had a cup of tea thanks to Pauls teabags then walked on. It was fairly hot and the last part of the route was on a gravel path but one of the Albergues had a car come along the pathe handing out water which was ...
Burgos - slow start, fast finish.
We had originally planned to go to Madrid for 3 days but hearing that we would be there for their National holiday complete with extra tourists, closed venues and parades, we decided to pick 2 days in Toledo then head north for a day in Burgos. We were also glad to be able to spend time in a couple of smaller cities. We had hardly left the outskirts of Toledo when we realized that today being their holiday, many Spaniards had taken ...
Day 16 - San Bol to Itero de la Vega
... not due to the cliches release by the candle holders yesterday, that the Camino is very similar to life in certain aspects. The one I analysed today was that of the position we have in life. In the Camino, whenever we start walking, that will be our position for the rest of the day. You will only advance if you work hard and speed up to overtake others. If we slow down or stop, others will take our position. So basically if you start early and work hard, and ...
Day 15 - Burgos to San Bol
... was when I arrived at the small village of Rabe de las Calzadas, which only has a population of about 200. For a couple of kilometres I saw cars with young people pass by. They were all dressed for a party and had the windows down and the music a full volume. I passed one car with four teenagers asleep inside, and then about a dozen others trying to walk straight along the road and singing loudly. It was 8am! Passing through the village there was a local regional music ...