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[QUOTE="VNwalking, post: 1161935, member: 38350"] Geeze. Bummer the cloister is closed. But SDdS is a special place, so there's that. And I'm glad Casa Guzman is still up to snuff! Meanwhile tomorrow morning, just make sure you're heading the right way. I mistakenly went over the hill past Sad Hill cemetery, on the GR 82. It'll get you to Covarubbias alright, but it's [I]much[/I] longer. Both routes start by going more or less North, so it's confusing. Just stay in the valley at first; if you find yourself headed uphill without having crossed the road, check. The Camino crosses the BU910; the other way via Contreras and Sad Hill goes over it sight unseen (there's a tunnel for the road). The ORANGE line is what you want. The fat blue one is what I did. It was one of the best mistakes ever, because it was an unbelievably gorgeous landscape. Well, in March that's one thing. But in the heat of July? Nonononono. [ATTACH type="full" alt="Screenshot_20230718_105208_OsmAnd.jpg"]152901[/ATTACH] Buen Camino for your last day on the Lana!!! I'll miss these posts, [USER=13818]@filly[/USER] [/QUOTE]
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