Pontones-Santiago de la Espada
Dear Friends,
3 hours and 15 minutes to Santiago, it said on the signpost. It took us 6
hours. We're still up in the altiplano here, about 1400 metresl above sea
level.
The signpost for tomorrow doesn't even tell us how long it will take.
Still, I've done 712km, and I think I'll be all finished by next Wednesday
or Thursday. I expect a rapturous tickertape reception in Caravaca.
A man the the Tourist Office was convinced that all British people buying
farmhouses in Andalucia are soldiers who've made a packet in Iraq. He might
be right.
Distance today 18.6km.
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A wayfarer in Spain
posted by a wayfarer in Spain at
10:39 pm
5 Comments:
Finished next week? But you're not due back to work for ages yet. We've rented your office out - there are 15 SAP people in there at the moment!
The olive tree in my garden is looking very healthy - you can come round and look at it whenever you like if you suffer from withdrawal symptoms.
By
Unknown, at 11:39 pm
Don't worry -if there's no space for you at work I can find plenty of work for you at home! Or maybe you'd prefer to keep on walking now that you're in to the swing of things.....
A-M
By
Anonymous, at 11:04 am
Hey Dad, how are you doing today? It's sunny/rainy today and i am going to Castleton today to go to speedwell cavern and have a nice pub lunch. I hope your having a nice time but are coming back soon because i miss you now. hope weather is nice and jose alberto is not dying from fatigue. see you soon. love bethxxx
By
Anonymous, at 1:32 pm
Mu buenas,
Vamos,vamos,vamos....que no queda na!!!!!!!
Cari
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Anonymous, at 4:07 pm
After read the comments of your loving friends and family, If you decide to keep on walking till Pyrinees I could pick up you in Caravaca, we'd take picture from the car and we spend one month holidays in Costa Brava.
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Anonymous, at 10:25 pm
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