Where did you walk today?

[supersullivan]

A lovely 20 km hike today in the Glenmalure area, started from Baravore, then up the Fraughan Rock Glen, onto Camenabologue, across to Table Mountain and the Black Banks, dropped down to 3 Lakes and then back to Baravore by the length of Glenmalure Valley. Brought along a bottle of Rioja for our lunch stop near 3 Lakes just to get the body conditioned for the hardships to come when I arrive in St. Jean next Thursday.
As usual, link is to a F.B. album of pictures from todays hike.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203944076904557?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[supersullivan]

Last pre camino training hike on a cold Sunday morning but with some nice warm sunshine in the afternoon saw a 20 km route starting like yesterday at Baravore then up Glenmalure valley to Table track, then climbed Camenabologue and Lugnaquillia before decending back to Baravore via Clogherenagh and Art's Lough. As usual, link is to a F.B. album of shots from todays hike.
4 sleeps to go before the flight from Dublin to Biarritz. Has time ever passed so slowly? If anyone has Stephen Hawking's number let me know as I need some expert information on the true nature of time.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203950151336414?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[Sean Noonan]

Today i walked /climbed the beautiful Galty Mountains!!

 

[TerryB]

Just a short walk today but up (and down)a steep hill. It would qualify for Johnny Walker's description "cardio-vascular exercise"
An average of 1:4 over 1.5 k. The steepest bit is 1:2. Really gives the leg muscles a workout when carrying a 6 kilo pack.
Excellent views at the top over to Dartmoor.

Blessings on your (and our) training!
Tio Tel

 

[domigee]

Lovely pics TerryB!

About 24 k in hilly Kent, in not so great weather, rain, wind, cold (6 deg), thunder... You name it! But great company and lovely views

Maybe not the best training for a VdlP in June but hey, I had a lovely day !

 

[JohnMcM]

Went for a walk around the Mendip Hills in SW England today and walked through a wooded hillside smothered in wild garlic, the aroma was overwhelming. A little later climbed another hill and looked out over the Bristol Channel towards Wales.

 

[SabsP]

Another very local walk... A local trust opened a " play " orchard so kids can connect again with nature and all types of fruit ( an Apple is not an apple ) And one of the many sunken lanes.

 

[Donna Sch]

Taken in April...officially still the Wet Season...and my first 20+km walk.

This is much more typical, walking to work.

 

[wayfarer]

Three am wake up for a four am Darkness into Light walk in support of Pieta House. Great crowd at our venue, close on 1000 turned up.

 

[pilgrim b]

Not too much sun in Yorkshire today but peregrina b and me found a place out of the shadow of clouds near Pateley Bridge.

 

[wayfarer]

Taken in April...officially still the Wet Season...and my first 20+km walk.

This is much more typical, walking to work.

The Meseta will not be any problem for you Donna.

 

[supersullivan]

Thursday 23rd April, arrived in Saint Jean Pied de Port and wandered just to loosen out the legs.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203975571131893

 

[supersullivan]

Friday 24/4 15, Saint Jean to Burguete.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203981458039062

 

[supersullivan]

Saturday 25/4 15. Burguete to Pamplona.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203987298225063

 

[supersullivan]

Sunday 26/4/15. Pamplona to Lorca.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203994399602593

 

[supersullivan]

Monday 27/4/15. Lorca to Torres del Rio.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204000381152128

 

[supersullivan]

Tuesday 28/4/15. Torres del Rio to Ventosa.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204006621708138

 

[supersullivan]

Wednesday 29/4/15. Ventosa to Castildelgado.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204013586762260

 

[supersullivan]

Thursday 30/4/15. Castildelgado to Atapuerca.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204021339996086

 

[supersullivan]

Friday 1/5/15. Atapuerca to Hontanas.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204025094449945

 

[supersullivan]

Saturday 2/5/15. Hontanas to Poblacion de Campos.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204027447988782

 

[supersullivan]

Sunday 3/5/15. Poblacion de Campos to Moratinos.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204031736335988

 

[supersullivan]

Monday 4/5/15. Moratinos to Calzadilla de los Hermanillos.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204035198862549

 

[supersullivan]

Tuesday 5/5/15. Calzadilla de los Hermanillos to Leon. Photos in 3 batches for today. 3rd batch is from after my arrival in Leon including shots from the Parador San Marcos.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204043777157001
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204043939961071
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204043825598212

 

[supersullivan]

Wednesday 6/5/15. Leon to Villares de Orbigo.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204043943161151

 

[supersullivan]

Thursday 7/5/15: Villares de Orbigo to Rabanal del Camino.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204047802097622

 

[supersullivan]

Friday 8/5/15: Rabanal del Camino to Cacabelos.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204052126765736
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204047879419555

 

[supersullivan]

Saturday 8/5/15: Cacabelos to Alto do Poio.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204061998252517
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204062029533299

 

[supersullivan]

Sunday 9/5/15: Alto do Poio to Sarria.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204068254248913

 

[supersullivan]

Monday 9/5/15: Sarria to Palas de Rei.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204068463374141
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204068473654398

 

[supersullivan]

Tuesday 12/5/15: Palas de Rei to O Pedrouzo.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204074408042754
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204074445043679

 

[supersullivan]

Wednesday 13/5/15: O Pedrouzo to Santiago de Compostela.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204087084639661

 

[supersullivan]

Thursday 14/5/15: Santiago de Compostela to Vilarserio.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204085203032622

 

[supersullivan]

Friday 15/5/15: Vilarserio to Cee.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204090678009493

 

[supersullivan]

Saturday 16/5/15: Cee to Finisterre - Cabo Finisterre - Finisterre.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204094807352724
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204094832993365

 

[supersullivan]

Sunday 17/5/15: Finisterre to Muxia.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204103179802030
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204103292564849

 

[supersullivan]

Monday 18/5/15: Muxia to A Picota.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204114286039679
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204114311760322

 

[supersullivan]

Tuesday 19/5/15: A Picota to Negreira.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204114311760322

 

[pilgrim b]

Saturday 16/5/15: Cee to Finisterre - Cabo Finisterre - Finisterre.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204094807352724
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204094832993365

Congratulations supersullivan as you finish, I am about to start my camino.

 

[supersullivan]

Wednesday 20/5/15: Negreira to Santiago de Compostela.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204121973351857
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204122113715366

 

[supersullivan]

Flew home on Thursday 21/5/15, got home at 8 pm and on Friday drove to Sneem, County Kerry and at 5 am on Saturday 22/5/15 found myself on the start line for the Sneem J.F.K. 50 mile ( 80 km ) Challenge Walk and what would be a new longest single day distance for me if I finished. As usual, pictures are from a FB album of the day.https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204142382462072

 

[pilgrim b]

Flew home on Thursday 21/5/15, got home at 8 pm and on Friday drove to Sneem, County Kerry and at 5 am on Saturday 22/5/15 found myself on the start line for the Sneem J.F.K. 50 mile ( 80 km ) Challenge Walk and what would be a new longest single day distance for me if I finished. As usual, pictures are from a FB album of the day.https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204142382462072

That was some hike Seamus after the Frances and Finistere. Ok you would be finely tuned but 50 miles at approx ave 4mph takes some doing,well done!

 

[KinkyOne]

Sunday 9/5/15: Alto do Poio to Sarria.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204068254248913

Female students - weak spot?
Beautiful pic of an old tree with rider in the saddle, BTW!!!

 

[Me Fein]

Congratulations. I walked the Via de la Plata last year and a week later did the JFK challenge in Sneem.
Maura

 

[supersullivan]

That was some hike Seamus after the Frances and Finistere. Ok you would be finely tuned but 50 miles at approx ave 4mph takes some doing,well done!

Big believer in setting myself 2 or 3 demanding walking/ hiking challenges yearly, last year was a bad year when I failed in completing 2 of my 3 challenges, this year I was very determined to make up for that, set 4 targets and this was my 4th ( to complete the 50 miles in less than 14 hours ) target and to the great relief of my ageing body, was successful in all 4.
Have a great camino pilgrim b

Seamus

 

[KinkyOne]

Tuesday 12/5/15: Palas de Rei to O Pedrouzo.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204074408042754
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204074445043679

WOW, that's what I call a dinner
What was the place you were staying for the night? Have you eaten in the same place? What were the prices?
Sorry if I'm too curious but it sure looks fantastic...

 

[supersullivan]

WOW, that's what I call a dinner
What was the place you were staying for the night? Have you eaten in the same place? What were the prices?
Sorry if I'm too curious but it sure looks fantastic...

I stayed in Pension Codesal on Calle Codesal, on the road parallel to Calle Codesal, there is one cafe/ bar which is where I had dinner, it wasn't menu del dia but around €16 including a cafe con leche, coke and orujo if I remember correctly.

 

[KinkyOne]

Wednesday 20/5/15: Negreira to Santiago de Compostela.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204121973351857
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204122113715366

Definitely orujo hierbas has became your favourite drink
What about beer??? I can't remember you've mentioned it even once and coming from Ireland

May I ask you how much weight did you lose on this last Camino. I mean the distances are way out of my comfort zone and at 24,5km/day average in 2011 I did loose 18kilos...

Anyway thanks for sharing your Camino with us!!!

 

[supersullivan]

Definitely orujo hierbas has became your favourite drink
What about beer??? I can't remember you've mentioned it even once and coming from Ireland

May I ask you how much weight did you lose on this last Camino. I mean the distances are way out of my comfort zone and at 24,5km/day average in 2011 I did loose 18kilos...

Anyway thanks for sharing your Camino with us!!!

K, probably had about 5 beers during this camino, usually after a particularly long day when I was planning an easier day to follow, for some reason I found that having beer made me very sluggish the following morning while while an orujo or a glass of wine didn't seem to have the same effect.

Lost 6.5 kgs by the time I returned but think there was an increase in muscle mass so fat loss was probably a little more than that figure, walking the distances I was, I tried very hard to hit 5,000 calories a day in my consumption.

Seamus

 

[Donna Sch]

Not so much of the walking this weekend but I was hardly a slug.

My coach tends to pair me up with the big blokes because I am tall and I can take the falls. Most of them have 20 kg if not more on me. Which is why I look so knackered having come off lots of rounds of randori, about 100 Japanese pushups and blasted bunnyhops. My quads are protesting a little today. But at least I didn't throw up! (Unlike a couple of others who were feeling more than a little green).

 

[Gailsie]

I have been enjoying walking on the beach at Seal Cove, Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada for a week. It is a absolutely beautiful spot and has restored my soul after the horrible winter we endured. A bit sad to be heading home tomorrow but happy to see my husband and cat. We are about to downsize within the next 16 months - from a five bedroom house to a two bedroom apartment to suit our advancing years. So lots to do and reading this forum helps me keep my fall 09 camino and what it meant to me.

I have been walking 5-8 kms trying to strengthen my ankle. Ankle problems forced me to abort my Portuguese camino a year ago. I still have plans of returning to the Camino Francis to walk Astorga to SdC within the next two years.

 

[BeatriceKarjalainen]

Went out in the woods in Luleå, Sweden today and found a route marked with yellow paint on the trees and then this came up on the route. Let's say that in contained a huge amount of camino bus that bit me.

 

[SabsP]

Haneffe, in the Walloon part of our country. Think I walked 16 k. Only 22 degrees Celsius but felt warmer because of the open roads.

 

[William Garza]

Last pre camino training hike on a cold Sunday morning but with some nice warm sunshine in the afternoon saw a 20 km route starting like yesterday at Baravore then up Glenmalure valley to Table track, then climbed Camenabologue and Lugnaquillia before decending back to Baravore via Clogherenagh and Art's Lough. As usual, link is to a F.B. album of shots from todays hike.
4 sleeps to go before the flight from Dublin to Biarritz. Has time ever passed so slowly? If anyone has Stephen Hawking's number let me know as I need some expert information on the true nature of time.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10203950151336414?ref=notif&notif_t=like

Time doesnt exist.
It is a human philosophical construct.
Right...
I would looooooove to be schooled by Stephen Hawking,i would,sit at his knee and just bask.

 

[supersullivan]

Last Sunday saw me out with The Irish Ramblers Club for the 1st time since March, i was leading the 3+ grade hike, a lovely warm, sunny day for our route which started at Baravore, up the Fraughan Rock Glen, across to Camenabologue, down to 3 Lakes and the long descent from the head of the Glenmalure Valley.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204283014377782?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[alansykes]

I walked round the battlefield of Waterloo, 200 years to the day after the battle. Sobering, on the champ noir, tragique plaine, to think of all those who died here, but exhilarating, going round its "cirque de bois, de coteaux, de vallons" to reflect on over 70 years of peace in western Europe, where "la pâle mort" no longer "mêlait les sombres battalions".

 

[AudTrekker]

On a few days hols with my teenage daughter in Santander and heading to Bilbao tomorrow. Was raining until late afternoon so then we walked the promenade and to the Palace of the Magdalenas.

 

[Melensdad]

Flew down from Chicago to North Carolina last night, hit the trails at Hanging Rock State Park. Hiked 3 trails, circled the lake, climbed up to Wolf Rock and climbed up to the top of Hanging Rock. Temps were in the low 80's when we started, topped out at 97 when we were walking down from the summit. Humid too. Never said we were the smartest people.

 

[Theatregal]

A spectacular hike along the Green Lake Loop trail to the abandoned logging town of Parkhurst near Whistler B.C. with wonderful friends @fortview.

 

[supersullivan]

Led a hike for the Irish Ramblers Club in a section of the Wicklow mountains new to me: Ballyknockan, Moanbane, Silsean, Black Hill and looped back over Billy Byrnes Gap, only just over 17 kms but almost entirely on open, boggy ground.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204436294809697?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[Tia Valeria]

Met with @thehappyhermit (s) 2 weeks ago and walked round and above the Cerne Abbas Giant. Cannot actually see him from close up but only from the view point across the valley.
At home today we found these arrows, meant for a road race. We really liked the 'last hill' sign.

 

[NualaOC]

Mullaghmore Head, County Sligo, on Ireland's wild Atlantic Coast. A lovely day for a brisk walk by the sea.

 

[NualaOC]

Making the most of my time in Sligo. Walked up Knocknarea yesterday in typical Irish hiking weather. Started in shorts and a tee-shirt and ended up in full waterproofs! Great views, in spite of the rain.

 

[Kanga]

@NualaOC I particularly like the sheep quietly grazing photo.

 

[ShellsG]

Walked an 18 km mountain trail in Strathcona Park on Vancouver Island. It drizzled off and on and started to get a bit foggy by the end. I kept telling myself, if I can do this I can do the Camino, it was the only thing that kept me going. Well that and I had no option to quit !!! It was the final hill through the parking lot to my car that almost killed me.

 

[KiwiNomad06]

Well, I can't believe I haven't seen this thread before. Have just spent quite a bit of time here looking at all the photos instead of doing other Sunday night things I 'ought' to have been doing... I loved so many of the photos, from so many varied places, though I probably had a special soft spot for the Glendalough ones in Ireland since I spent a few lovely summer days around there in 2006.

Myself, I have been quite lazy with walking since I got back from my walk in Umbria in April- but now the daylight is lengthening out towards spring, I am inspired to get out there again. This weekend I did a short section of our city walkways here at home in Palmerston North, starting on the Bledisloe track, which is where this little footbridge is. The second photo is taken from the bridge over the Manawatu River, taken as I headed back to my car for the ride home. Margaret

 

[SabsP]

Walked around 20 k on friday on demanding hilly surface and today 14 k on boring tarmac but both times with nice views

 

[naplesdon]

About 20 klicks from my apartement near Ilbiarritz to les Halles in Biarritz and back, the number of tourists, surfer and beach goers is beyond estimation. Most of them are here this week to enjoy the Fete du Bayonne which start the middle of next week.
You can run with the bulls several nights if you wish, but in this case to protect the public they are young bulls with big horns. Oh, well.

 

[naplesdon]

About 20 klicks from my apartement near Ilbiarritz to les Halles in Biarritz and back, the number of tourists, surfer and beach goers is beyond estimation. Most of them are here this week to enjoy the Fete du Bayonne which start the middle of next week.
You can run with the bulls several nights if you wish, but in this case to protect the public they are young bulls with big horns. Oh, well.

So, Wayfarer when will you return to Biarritz?
I am here until 15.8 when I walk out of town for another 20 days.

 

[Stroller]

Short walks at the moment but this is the view from a favourite walk for both me and the dog. It's looking west into the valley of on of the few chalk streams in this area of Norfolk.

 

[SabsP]

13 k. Today

 

[pilgrim b]

Our walk was in Wharfedale with a climb and view to turn to!

 

[Tulle]

After a long break I had a nice walk today. Steep mountains, waterfalls and a nice place to have some snacks.

 

[AnnieS]

Did some hiking. Nothing crazy. Climbed a mountain and whatever.

 

[wayfarer]

Today I walked (vicariously with the help of Gunnar W's lovely videos) from St Jean to Castrojeriz, these were shot in September 2011 and every place is so brown and dusty, a bit of a change from April/May 2012 when everything was green and often muddy, they brought back great memories. I am on antibiotics for a nasty chest bug so I thought a long walk on the Camino would do me good.

 

[supersullivan]

Last Saturday saw me undertake the Western Way Marathon in Connemara for the 7th time, showery rain for the 1st 2 hours and torrential rain for the following 6 hours meant fewer pics than normal but a sense of pleasure in completing in the worst weather of the 7 times I've participated.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204599447688417?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[NualaOC]

Slieve Donard, Northern Ireland. 'Where the mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea'.
We walked with 7 old friends, most of whom we hadn't seen for years. Those years seemed to melt away as we walked. A perfect day.

 

[supersullivan]

With a view to possibly attempting a 100 km ( 61 mile ) stretch of the Wicklow Way in a day next month, stayed away from the Wicklow Mountains and instead did a 54.7 km ( 34 mile ) walk from Bray to Wicklow Town and back along a coastal path.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204638489224431?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[NualaOC]

With a view to possibly attempting a 100 km ( 61 mile ) stretch of the Wicklow Way in a day next month, stayed away from the Wicklow Monubtains and instead did a 54.7 km ( 34 mile ) walk from Bray to Wicklow Town and back along a coastal path.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204638489224431?ref=notif&notif_t=like

You must go through a lot of shoes Seamus! Very impressive, as always.

 

[pilgrim b]

Tiring day with some Druids, Yurts and waterfalls.

 

[KatefromOz]

Time doesnt exist.
It is a human philosophical construct.
Right...
I would looooooove to be schooled by Stephen Hawking,i would,sit at his knee and just bask.

someone wise wrote - time does not exist, it is an artificial construct, clocks exist..

 

[newfydog]

we took the doggy up to the headwaters of a local mountain stream.

 

[wayfarer]

On Monday we took three of our grand-kids in the camper to Fanore beach in north Clare. On Tuesday morning I took the two older ones, 11 and 8, for a walk up the Caher Valley, after about three K's we crossed the Caher river and started to walk up towards Murrooghkilly "Mountain". We were gone only about 100 mts when out of nowhere ran two alpaca's in full attack mode, necks out ears laid back. The local farmer probably uses them to guard his sheep from dogs and foxes but they hadn't got the memo on humans and attacked straight away. I had nothing to fend them off only my baseball cap so we beat a slow rearguard action all the way back to the river crossing. The kids were scared stiff and as I hadn't ever experienced this before the old heart rate definitely spiked but we escaped unscathed except for my granddaughter who fell on a large thistle, the walk was abandoned for the day but the war story is still being told by the kids.

 

[NualaOC]

Yikes @wayfarer, that sounds scary! I bet your grandkids will enjoy telling that battle story for years to come. Superhero grandad saves the day!

 

[Jodean]

Managed to get 15 km in today touring in downtown Frankfurt and then walking around a fest being held for our 127 year old train station. Trying to up my km count each day, even if it is just a little bit. Since I walk for a living as a tour guide, walking 10-12 km is easy and I do it on a regular basis about 4-6 times a week. Longer walks are something else though and I have yet to manage 25 km (that I know of as I have only had my FitBit since May.)

 

[supersullivan]

A midweek hike after work from Kilmacanoge around Glencap South to the top of the Big Sugarloaf and back to Kilmacanoge by Glencap North, a perfect evening weatherwise and just about finished before we needed to use the head torches.https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204657522020239?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[Tia Valeria]

A wet walk along the Dart and across the heritage railway line. I thought of calling it 'Devon's answer to the FEVE', or 'An unusual obstruction on the path'.
The track and road cross at an unmanned crossing

 

[pilgrim b]

Back in Dorset visiting our son, he had to check out our fitness with a couple of climbs one up Jan's hill the other up Comer's Hill.

 

[EL Guapo]

I walk 10 klm every day kenai peninsula Alaska,some times I have company along the way.

 

[pilgrim b]

Another day walking in Dorset tackling Lewesdon Hill and Pilsdon Pen (Iron Age fort) a fantastic day for walking.

 

[Arminius]

Another very local walk... A local trust opened a " play " orchard so kids can connect again with nature and all types of fruit ( an Apple is not an apple ) And one of the many sunken lanes.
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I recognize this trail - The beautiful "Loonse mountains".

 

[wayfarer]

I have spent since Sunday last walking in the Pyrenees with my fifteen year old grandaughter. Morning walks when the temprature is still low, the scenery is stunning and the daytime temps are around 25 -26c. The inclines are very steep but the views are worth it. Home tomorrow.
Should be fit enough for another Camino now.

 

[supersullivan]

After 4 very lazy weeks, got out into the Wicklow Mountains again at last in some glorious weather.
https://www.facebook.com/supersullivan/posts/10204863534810430?ref=notif&notif_t=like

 

[NualaOC]

Easing the post-Camino blues with a family walk in the Belfast Hills. Just 13 degrees C this morning - it was 28 last Sunday when I left Santiago

 

[SabsP]

Three weeks after finishing the Portugues I finally managed a walk today : 14k. with a good friend. Mostly woodland.
http://www.rlkm.be/en/hoge-kempen

 

[Arminius]

A monday walk around the city of Sint-Truiden; North-east Belgium.
http://www.toerisme-sint-truiden.be/walking

 

[SabsP]

Very local, thirty minutes walk. Beautiful evening.

 

[pilgrim b]

I have spent since Sunday last walking in the Pyrenees with my fifteen year old grandaughter. Morning walks when the temprature is still low, the scenery is stunning and the daytime temps are around 25 -26c. The inclines are very steep but the views are worth it. Home tomorrow.
Should be fit enough for another Camino now.

Brilliant news Wayfarer wishing you many future camino steps with blessings as you walk mate.

 

[Anniesantiago]

Today I jogged for 20 minutes in the swimming pool!
I'm taking it easy, breaking in after last year's injury - hoping to walk this year.

 

[Arminius]

Today I jogged for 20 minutes in the swimming pool!
I'm taking it easy, breaking in after last year's injury - hoping to walk this year.

Anniesantiago, I wish you a very speedy recovery! So that you can enjoy your favorite activities again.