Post by Wynette: My knees and feet were still complaining so I decided to take a break: took the cute little two-car local train (Feve) and a little bit more of the load while Charlie walked a longer day than usual (since I wasn’t there to slow him down). I sure enjoyed my easy day. After getting to our little bungalow apartment, I spent time having coffee and fried eggs and toast at bar next door (above photo) , then explored this sleepy little town, then sat in the sun on the patio reading a Campion mystery and kept up with Charlie’s progress via text. We are again glad to be able to do laundry tonight because Charlie came in from his long hike very hot and sweaty. When you have only one extra change of clothes you don’t pass up on a lavadora. Charlie is still recovering from his walk. I think he’ll post about his walk later.
Below, Charlie waving goodbye at Soto de Luiña train station. Can you find him? Both train stations were about a kilometer out of town so I did do a little walking today. But not much by Camino standards.
Yes, I think I see Charlie. He is in the ‘weeds/grass’ just left of the first double white lines (telephone poles?) left of the building. I must admit, it took some hunting!
A Camino rule is never compare!! We all walk our own Camino!! Walking here to the store or the post office, I feel I’m always on my Camino! Your day sounds wonderful!!
Our minds sure do like to compare, don’t they? Even the locals (who we love) ask us where we started the day and where we are ending the day. Buen Camino, Lynn!