Too hot for vikings

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Liv Marit

Member

• Sep 11, 2006

• #1

Well, in Norway, september usually is not more than 10 degrees. The 40 degrees on the Meseta struck me like lightning ! :shock:
After four days in the purgatory, I desided to take the bus to Sahagun, skipping two days of walking. And pray for a miracle in the form of a cool breeze......................

To all fellow pilgrims in the heat (except the ones who thrive in the heat) - take care, drink a lot, wear a hat, and stop in the rare shade 8)

Liv

 

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Peter Robins

Veteran Member

Donating Member

• Sep 11, 2006

• #2

Liv Marit said:

To all fellow pilgrims in the heat (except the ones who thrive in the heat) - take care, drink a lot, wear a hat, and stop in the rare shade

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and make a note not to cross the meseta in summer ;-)

 

ivar

Administrator

Staff member

Donating Member

• Sep 11, 2006

• #3

.... light drizzle and 21c in Santiago today... so keep walking!

 

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JohnM

Member

• Sep 13, 2006

• #4

LOL Liv

I'm in Logroño today and since SJPdP have met quite a few Danes who have all suffered terribly from the heat.

But in fairness, I live in Rome which is quite a hot and humid city and was still unprepared for this hot weather in September.

And I haven't hit the meseta yet...!!

Thank goodness the weather has now cooled down. Even walking in the rain is preferable to being baked alive.

Buen camino

John