Bill and I slept with a mosquito last night. That darn thing buzzed our ears for hours. After jumping out of bed and turning on the lights 4 times trying to kill that f**king thing Bill ultimately smashed it in his ear. We only had 2 hours left to sleep.
Another glorious day through wooded areas on cushy paths and rural neighborhoods on pavement.
Ferns, ferns – everywhere.
Yucky burbs.
We had the best Pilgrim’s lunch today. It is where I fell in love with Fabado – cooked beans similar to pinto beans. I dressed them with vinegar, salt and a bit of Tobasco Sauce. Unbeknownst to the rest of the group I have never eaten a bowl of beans. My new favorite meal!
When Bill and I walked the Camino Frances we learned to eat the Pilgrim’s menu (a starter, entre and dessert) at lunch time instead of the usual 8:30 mealtime. Opting for a glass of wine and less heavy tapa in the evening.
We walked 28,330 steps and 12.02 miles into Cesantes, Spain where some of our rooms overlook the Atlantic.
The Atlantic.
Hydrangea bigger than my hand.
Granite walls for the longest distance.
The outline on the ground for displaying flowers for Corpus Christi Day
The afternoon washing of our clothes
Michael’s happy to hear you like beans it’s one of his favorite things
The walk is getting prettier and prettier
Beans beans the magical fruit, the more you eat the more you toot. The more you toot the better you feel so eat your beans every meal… Don’t let Chappy eat too many LOL LOL LOL