Woke up early but had to stay in bed as we were requested not to start packing before 6:0 am.
Breakfast at the hostel was so. So. But we went to sleep last nite with guitar music and a very soft female voice singing, where does that happen if not on the Camino.
Left the hostel at 7 am. And had the most beautiful walk so far. The wildflowers are incredible as you can see on the pictures. There were some steep sections but is was dry and windy.
Arrived in Viana at 12:30 and the auberge is new with very nice washrooms, 4 beds to a room and a big terrace from our room.
Today is my last day with Karli and Martha as they will take the bus from Logrono back to St. Jean.
I will miss them but am confident to continue solo.
Today I went and bought a proper rain cape that fits over my backpack. My left ankle is a little swollen "overuse" but the blisters are gone.
Thank you all for the good wishes and posts, that is the first thing we look for when we get internet
Hugs to all
The 3 (last time) pilgrims.
De foto s zijn erg mooi. Gisteren was het hier ook droog, vandaag de hele dag regen. Ben benieuwd hoe het verder gaat. Succes, Walter en Tiny
ReplyDeleteGreti, we've enjoyed reading about your journey and are so thankful that the weather has finally improved. Glad that your blisters are gone and hope the rest of your journey continues in good health with great weather. Enjoy your trek, experiences, and the many friends along the way. All the best, Lore and Manfred
ReplyDeleteEuer Bogadillo sieht lecker aus, aber weißt du was: Unser Steak heute abend, von deinem Norbert auf dem Grill zubereitet, war superb. Ja inzwischen sind wir bei euch gelandet und vermissen dich. Gutes Solo-Wandern......Rita,Günter, Jochen und Edith
ReplyDeleteIk heb trots op jullie, en een beetje jaloers.
ReplyDeleteIk had graag mee gelopen.
Het is erg leuk om jou verhalen hier te lezen, kijk ook elke dag even.
Heel veel lief en sterkte.
Harold en familie.
I hope your swollen ankle is much improved. All the best to Karli and Marta. I know you will miss miss them but I know you will meet new friends along the way.
ReplyDeleteHappy Walking - BEV
Dear grateful Pilgrim, keep up the good work. we are all routing for you. Would like to see all your pictures when you get back home. Hope your swollen ankle goes the way of your forgotten blisters.
ReplyDeleteBob & Jomi
Greti, I once read long ago that some of the basques in northern Spain make there own guitars and play them in the evenings. Maybe that is what you had witnessed?
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