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Day 8-
We walked from A Gudina to Campobecerros today, a total of 21k. It is supposed to be one of THE most beautiful stages on the Sanabres, and after such a gorgeous day yesterday, I was looking forward to this stage. Unfortunately we woke up...
Day 7-
This was a very long walking day for us as 24k from Lubien to A Gudina was in the mountains with quite a few ups and downs. We literally walked for ten solid hours, minus a quick lunch break and a zillion pictures due to the absolutely...
This brings back happy memories of my first Camino. On the advice of locals we walked on the road in the snow (it was April then as well) before it turned to sunshine on the other side of the tunnel.
Glad you are enjoying it.
Day 6-
It was rather cold this morning when we checked out of the albergue in Requejo at 8:30am, so I layered and wore my puffy jacket. It was suggested we take the road at first instead of the Camino due to rain overnight with muddy trails in...
Day 5-
This morning we left the wonderful Hostel Carlos V in Pueblo de Sanabres where we spent two nights. It had rained overnight and was quite chilly and started sprinkling on and off. We had on our Frogg Togg rain jackets and also carry...
Day 3-
This shorter day of 15.4k going from Entrepenas to Pueblo de Sanabria seemed to take longer than it should have; mostly because I stopped often to take many pictures. For me, it is one of the joys of walking Caminos...the slow walk and...
After 13 days of walking I've finished my 337km walk on the Camino Sanabres, and my entire 1400km walk from Almería. Yay!
If anyone's interested in a day-by-day report, you can find it on my Instagram...
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