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anna_en_routeAnd feeling a little low on energy. I´m not a huge fan of logroño ( despite the amazing church) and a lot of today was spent either walking into or out of that city.
I did see a squirrel jumping through the trees though, that was pretty cool (too quick to photograph though).
There were also sleeping swans and the occasional duck.
I did see a squirrel jumping through the trees though, that was pretty cool (too quick to photograph though).
There were also sleeping swans and the occasional duck.
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Date: 2008-09-24 02:19 pm (UTC)You've done very well. We're really proud of you and we follow your walk with great interest. Really looking forward to seeing your photos and hearing your stories.
Buen camino
Dad
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Date: 2008-09-25 03:05 pm (UTC)The camelbak is the best impulse buy I ever made. It was great over the pyranees when chances to fill up were few and far between and it´s great now where there is only a short distance between fountains and I can fold it in half without it taking up much space.
I can even use it as an impromptu hose if I have to.
The stick is awesome too (it´s reassuring to have a compass too, even if the only direction I go is west).