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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Stage 8 – Coca to Alcazarén, 26 km
Last evening I bought a bottle of cava and a big bag of crisps for sharing, then spotted a box of eggs and thought it would be a good idea to have boiled eggs for tomorrow’s walk. But when I … Continue reading
Stage 7 – Santa Maria la Real de Nieva to Coca, 23.4 km
Despite the bunk beds in last night’s accommodation being more like hammocks with deeply sagging springs and mattresses, we all had a good night’s sleep in the tiny albergue and weren’t in any rush to leave as we had a … Continue reading
Stage 6 – Zamarramala to Santa Maria la Real de Nieva, 31 km
It was another very cold start to the day and again I was wearing almost every item of clothing I had with me. But luckily there was little or no breeze and the sun soon came up and I started … Continue reading
Stage 5 – La Granja de San Ildefonso to Zamarramala, 17 km
The albergue at San Ildefonso was very cosy and warm – I can’t recommend it highly enough. We had no idea until we rose and looked out of the window that it had been snowing during the night. It continued … Continue reading
Stage 4 – Cercedilla to La Granja de San Ildefonso, 28 km
We rendezvoused at 07:00 and took ourselves across the road to the train station cafeteria for hot drinks and pastries as there are no opportunities for refreshment along the way. Once again I thoroughly annoyed myself by forgetting to turn … Continue reading
Stage 3 – Manzanares el Real to Cercedilla, 22 km
The albergue at Mataelpino is only a couple of years old and well equipped with beds for 18, two bathrooms, kitchen facilities and lots of tables and chairs. The cost is 8 euros. Last evening Paul suggested that he would … Continue reading
Stage 2 – Tres Cantos to Manzanares el Real, 27 km
We were up and out by 7 am – that is Paul, Eli, Marilyn and I. Carsten and Ralf made a more leasurely start. It was a lovely walk right from the beginning. As soon as we left town (an … Continue reading
Stage 1, Madrid to Tres Cantos
Last night we numbered four camigos at the Hostal Far Home Atocha. Myself, (Australian) Eli, (South African) Marilyn and (English) Paul. This morning we set off at around eight am, heading for the church of Santiago and San Juan. Eli … Continue reading
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Tagged Camino de Madrid, Madrid, Tres Cantos
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Here I go again…
I woke early this morning to take my last shower in the luxury of my own home and was wallowing in the delight of piping hot spray when it started to cool down and I had to rush to wash … Continue reading
A pre-camino adventure…
I’ve been on a bit of a jaunt! We packed the dog off to be cared for by friends and left a mound of food for the cat, and off we went! We drove west, and our first stop after … Continue reading