Author: Charles Crowley
Another pilgrimage
We started seeing signs like this: The yellow arrow indicates the Camino de Santiago but we hadn’t seen the red arrow before. Then we saw this pair of signs: We had intersected the Camino de Lebaniego which goes to Santo Toribio de Liebana. It has its own posts: When we got into Unquera we found
Be very afraid
Suppressed government reports prove that the alien eggs inside the bales hatch, eat the hay and emerge fully grown.
4/28 WynChar Diary
Miles walked: 9.77, -32 to 396 feet, up 791 feet, down 743 feet, 5.5 hours on the trail, including stops for coffee and breakfastMiles Charlie said it would be before we left: 6.5Major European mountain ranges spotted: 1Other pilgrimages intersected with: 1 It would have been a short walking day except for a data entry
The hay bale plot
I wrote before about the tires on top of the plastic covered hay bales, apparently to “weigh them down”. This turns out to be a clever deception on their part, it does nothing of the sort.
4/27 WynChar Diary
Miles: 7.7 miles from 0 to 299 feet, up 381, down 469Miles walking on a long beach: 2Peruvian restaurants visited: 1Hay bale plots uncovered: 1 Today was a beautiful walk, one of the best of the trip. We (and by “we” I mean Wynette, my memories are scenes with no attached locations) remembered it from
4/26 WynChar Diary
Miles: 6.1 miles, from 56 to 387 feet, 459 feet up, 696 feet down Gaudi fantasies visited: 1 (separate post)Baby animals: lots: horses, sheep, cows – the calves were yesterday, a nice thing about walking in the springMarkets strolled through: 1