Pilgrimage distances
Jeffrey Crawley
jt.crawleyaUKONLINE.CO.UK
Wed Jan 21 01:43:11 PST 2004
Don't dismiss Zubiri completly out of hand (although it IS pretty ropey). Check
the bulletin board at Roncesvalles. I missed the note saying Larasoana would be
closed, walked past Zubiri, couldn't find a bed in Larasoana, Trinidad (next
refugio) was full so I ended up walking into Pamplona and finding a room above
a bar at 8.45pm!
SJPP to Roncesvalles in a thunder storm on the first day was not fun,
Roncesvalles to Pamplona on the second day was just stupid.
Great walking country though, read Hemmingway's book Fiesta - also known as The
Sun Also Rises depending on which side of the Atlantic you buy it - before you
go. The panaderia in Burguete does WONDERFUL gran cafe con leche.
I've often been tempted to write an account of the Camino entitled:
Siesta - the Pilgrim Also Rises :o)
Jeff
(a different one)
Quoting jim allen <jallen08aTAMPABAY.RR.COM>:
> Try to avoid Zubiri Albergue as it was awful
> when we(my 35 yr old daughter and I (68))were there.
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