A Day On A Path
I was concerned about taking yet another rest day. I slept 12 hours. Guess a rest day was in order. Yesterday, I cut my stage in half. It took me as long to walk the shortened stage as it typically took to walk the full stage. It was a beautiful walk. Here are a couple of views from my hostal, Casa Ribeira Sacra Portomarin.
No walking today. Taxi to Villafranca Del Bierzo to see the doctor. My daughter, Camille Court, is also afflicted with the occasional respiratory infection that moves in like a freight train. Some antibiotics and rest will keep it from turning into a much bigger deal. I already had rest days booked for tomorrow and the next day, so with three days recuperating, I’ll be ready to tackle that mountain!
Editor in chief here back in Kansas City. Mary has had quite the day. Suffice it to say she has finally arrived at her lodging for the night. |
| Ceiling in my room |
Tomorrow’s another day. More later.
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| Part of the last two kilometers into Rabanal |
I’ve arrived in my “tonight” village. Lodging is down the street. As in THE street. I am barely in the village and hanging outside a bar/Mercado. 14 days to Santiago. That includes two rest days. There’s a mountain in there, folks. I’m finishing day 27 today.
The dirt trail was a welcome change!
