Portuguese Coastal, Part of the Primitivo, Week in Vigo
WynChar Diary, April 27
A rest day in Lugo. Charlie walked the Roman wall again. Wynette walked around the old town. We walked to lunch. I ended up walking 4.2 miles. Per Wynette’s watch we walked 5.4 miles today.
21 flights of stairs. Lugo is a little hilly. Most of that was coming back from the laundry.
I like walking on top of the wall. I would walk it 3-4 times around every day if I were staying here instead of Vigo where we will stay a week soon.
If you use swipe keyboard typing, as I do, and you try to type “wall walk” you get “walk walk”. Not a problem for Wynette who uses speech input all the time. I really should change to that. But then we’ll both be talking to our phones. Also it seems funny in a crowded bar, where we are now, but W has her Bluetooth keyboard.
There is a mother and two kids next to us. They are a bit loud but we like to hear children. In the square just outside there is a large playground with dozens of kids running around and yelling. Last night, after blogging in the same bar, we watched them for 45 minutes. We’ll probably do the same tonight.
We had lunch at a Japanese restaurant in the cheaper part of town with the menu del dia for the amazing price of 10.80€, $12.32, each. It was pretty good but we’ve had better. We’ll be having Spanish food for the next three days, our last three days on the Camino Primitivo.
First course at Japanese restaurant served on slate. This was after an “entrante” and some tapas that came with our drink, which was water.
3 thoughts on “WynChar Diary, April 27”
Walking walls gives you such a different perspective, on both sides.
We were without power for about 24 hours. It took out our cell service as well. Quite an adjustment not having access to the internet that long! But it’s back today, thank goodness. We’ll blog about it tonight!
Walking walls gives you such a different perspective, on both sides.
Just read about the power outage across Spain and Portugal. Hope you both are okay and able to get what you need.
We were without power for about 24 hours. It took out our cell service as well. Quite an adjustment not having access to the internet that long! But it’s back today, thank goodness. We’ll blog about it tonight!