Victor has to do everything!
Finished stage number 10! The blisters are healing nicely and today while we walked about 24 km, including long detours because the roads were being repaired, they gave me very little grief. The next few days mean long walks so the less blisters the better! We slept quite well in spite of the MANY neighbours. The only thing I did not like was the dirty bathroom, so it was the first time that I did not take a shower as soon as we arrived, neither did I wash the clothes I wore during the past night and day.
Today though we are in a nice place mainly because today there is an important soccer game and the albergues close at 10-10:30 p.m. and the game would not be over by then, so we needed a place that will allow us to come back later.
We visited the town, its cathedral and it was the most different cathedral I have ever seen. Why? Because there is a famous legend about a chicken, a love story and a traveler saved by Santo Domingo. So you go in this cathedral and the beautifully decorated panel that you would expect behind the altar is on a lateral side. The area of the main altar is extremely modern and somewhere at the entrance there is a beautifully decorated cage with a live white rooster and a white hen.
May 27, 2009
May 26, 2009
Nareja
Arrived in Nareja today and this means that 9 stages and about 200 km are finished. Sleeping in a room with 88 other people. Imagine a big barn with 45 bunk beds. Four toilets, 2 for women, 2 for men, and none have seats.
May 25, 2009
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May 12, 2009
Lorem Ipsum
First post on Mariana and Alfonso's new blog is ironically posted by Victor. This makes sense because he took 10 minutes out of his busy evening schedule to create a blog for them. Hopefully they will start posting soon so that this post does not remain lonely on an otherwise empty page.
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