Alcazaren to Puerto Duero

jpflavin1

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• Apr 8, 2016

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Long walk for coffee 17km's. There is a nice rest area about 10 km's with benches to sit . Last 7k along the highway. Albergue in Puento Duero is very nice with Hospitalero Arturo. Small town i bought food in tienda and cooked. Breakfast at Albergue, donativo, be generous.

Ultreya
Joe

 

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KinkyOne

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• Apr 8, 2016

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jpflavin1 said:

Long walk for coffee 17km's. There is a nice rest area about 10 km's with benches to sit . Last 7k along the highway. Albergue in Puento Duero is very nice with Hospitalero Arturo. Small town i bought food in tenda and cooked. Breakfast at Albergue, donativo, be generous.

Ultreya
Joe

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Not a particularly nice stretch as I remember. But was very lucky because hospitalera cooked me a delicious dinner
I think Arturo is president of Valladolid Asociation, is he not?

No other peregrinos yet, Joe?

 

jpflavin1

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• Apr 8, 2016

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Arturo is the Hospitalero in Puento Duero. There is a Korean peregrina. We walked together the last two days. She speaks a little Spanish and no English. TY Google translate. On her way to Carrion de Los Condes to be a Hospitalera for one month. We bought food and cooked.

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Joe

 

peregrina2000

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• Apr 9, 2016

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Glad you found some company, and I remember Puente Duero fondly. That's where my two amigos and I split because I took a rest day in Valladolid. Buen camino, Joe!

 

jpflavin1

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• Apr 9, 2016

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Today there is another Peregrino. A Frenchman. So far he is not sociable.

 

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