In Belorado (for lunch)
Grañon was amazing as per usual, I completely lost the morning grumpiness that has been following me every morning for the last few days and even the ice cold shower (their hot water tank was broken) couldn´t jolt me out of a feeling of general well being.
I sort of felt like I´d already seen Santo Domingo and that I didn´t need to see it again so I wandered through it just reading the signs.
The scenery now has switched from the vineyards of Rioja to the wheat and straw of Castille and Leon.
There´s a real autmn chill in the air now which makes for great walking, as we came into Belorado we saw a gorgeous wedding (and adverts for something like 3 different Albergues, they´re really desperate for people here).
I´ve also met some fellow New Zealanders which is cool, we discussed bus cheese and how little of the rest of New Zealand we´ve visited.
I sort of felt like I´d already seen Santo Domingo and that I didn´t need to see it again so I wandered through it just reading the signs.
The scenery now has switched from the vineyards of Rioja to the wheat and straw of Castille and Leon.
There´s a real autmn chill in the air now which makes for great walking, as we came into Belorado we saw a gorgeous wedding (and adverts for something like 3 different Albergues, they´re really desperate for people here).
I´ve also met some fellow New Zealanders which is cool, we discussed bus cheese and how little of the rest of New Zealand we´ve visited.