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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Cruz de Ferro And The Most Difficult Downhill
Wednesday, October 2, 2013. Well, the albergue in Foncebadon delivers a better breakfast than any other I’ve stayed so far. No eggs, but chai, cereal, lots of fruit, yogurt, and the requisite bread, of course. And meditation/yoga music in the … Continue reading
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What’s Going On Right Now . . .
Friday, October 18, 2013. I am back in Santiago after going to the end of the world (Finisterre and Muxia), and am staying in a beautiful monastery-turned-hotel, which I will write more about later, but I deliberately came back and … Continue reading
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The Walk toward Cruz de Ferro
Monday, September 30, 2013. Waking up this morning was easier than I expected, and really not much different from the mornings after I’ve walked 20 km, rather than 30 km. Down in the kitchen, Alberto is serving breakfast . . … Continue reading
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The Longest Day
Sunday, September 29, 2013. Well, after two rest days in Leon, many of us (Yves and Janice, Larry, Christel and others) either begin our walk out of Leon or catch the bus just another few kilometers to avoid the UCK … Continue reading
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The Written Map – Town by Town, Day By Day – The Third Fifteen Days
NOTE: My most recent post about Leon didn’t get into Facebook without “hand-delivering” it. And I notice it didn’t come to my e-mail address either, where I am my own “follower” so I can check on these things. So if … Continue reading
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48 hours in Leon
Friday, September 27, 2013 The bus from Leon is full of pilgrims, our backpacks on our laps or in the storage shelf above us. Larry, Jim, Patte and I sit near one another and make small talk for the ride. … Continue reading
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Almost there . . .
No, I didn’t skip the last ten days, and I am writing those days, but just want to say that it is Friday morning here in Palas del Rei and I will be in Santiago by Sunday late afternoon! I’m … Continue reading
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Walking Across A Country . . .
Note: On this rest day, I wanted to finish my Meseta posts and get closer to my current days, but I’ve been writing this as well, so no, I haven’t skipped Leon and moving from Castilla y Leon to Galicia. … Continue reading
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The Meseta’s Plan For Me – The Final Episode . . . (again)
NOTE: Okay, I’m posting this again. Hope it doesn’t disappear a second time! Thursday, September 26. Well, party day in Hermanillos is over, though it was just a Tienda and food party. Everyone was sound asleep by 10:00 p.m. It’s … Continue reading
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The Meseta’s Plan For Me – Part Two
Tuesday, September 24. Okay, I think I see Senora Meseta’s game. Present me with her stark beauty and see how I do. Sometimes she has two routes for the day, one along the main road and the other along the … Continue reading
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