We've had no problem finding sleeping & eating, & all the food is good because I am constantly hungry! Walking from 6:30 am to maybe 2 or 3 pm with breaks for lunch, water or rest or to see a cathedral. There was a local volunteer tonight at the alburgue dressing foot wounds. Spain is so supportive of the pilgrims, it is really wonderful. You can't imagine how supportive everyone is.
This is a way to track correspondence from Laurie and Stacy along their month long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Puenta de la Reina - Sept. 2nd
Arrived in Puenta de la Reina from Pamplona - 17 miles. Excellent conditions (sunny but much cooler which was good). Laurie's feet had a rough day, but medicine bought in Pamplona starting to work. Beautiful day though & beginning to get in a rhythm. Passed the iron sculptures on the hilltop today, the most iconic piece along the way. Still difficult but making progress each day. ¡Esta bien! :-)
We've had no problem finding sleeping & eating, & all the food is good because I am constantly hungry! Walking from 6:30 am to maybe 2 or 3 pm with breaks for lunch, water or rest or to see a cathedral. There was a local volunteer tonight at the alburgue dressing foot wounds. Spain is so supportive of the pilgrims, it is really wonderful. You can't imagine how supportive everyone is.
We've had no problem finding sleeping & eating, & all the food is good because I am constantly hungry! Walking from 6:30 am to maybe 2 or 3 pm with breaks for lunch, water or rest or to see a cathedral. There was a local volunteer tonight at the alburgue dressing foot wounds. Spain is so supportive of the pilgrims, it is really wonderful. You can't imagine how supportive everyone is.
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