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[QUOTE="peregrina2000, post: 529069, member: 537"] Now in A Roxica, though I had planned to go on to Sobrado. It would have been a very late arrival given this morning's events. A little more detail -- once she had composed herself a bit more, we called 112. Then we flagged down the next car going by, and he took her into the Guardia Civil. As I was waiting for the 112 responders to come, a Spanish couple walked up and stayed with me. The Guardia Civil arrived and we told them the victim had been driven into the office. They told us to go on. When we got to the area where it happened, we saw her pack there untouched. So we decided to take it back to the highway and flag down a car, but the GC came back with the victim in the car. I walked with these guys till Miraz, where they decided to stop. It was too early so I went on. I don't know how many of you are familiar with the stretch after Miraz, but there's a very lonely little part. I have to confess I was feeling a little nervous even though my brain knows I'm not going to run into this guy again. I really don't want to walk scared, but I guess this will dominate my thoughts while walking alone for the next few days, so maybe I'll just wait for my amiga who will be in Sobrado tomorrow and walk into Santiago with her. Even if it means no Muxia or Finisterre for me this year. Don't know what I'll do yet. Thanks for the concern and support. [/QUOTE]
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