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Day 25 - Roamin'

  • Writer: pac
    pac
  • Oct 11, 2023
  • 2 min read

Tue 10th Oct., Fuenterroble de Salvatierra to Morille, ~30 klms, +/- 40,000 steps, 8 hours door-to-door


Big day today. The last 5 klms/1 hour were/was a bit of a slog.


We were out of our casa rural by 8, around to Bar Jose for our morning coffee, and then on the road by 8:30. The first 18 klms from Fuenterroble to Pedrosillo de los Aires was on country roads, many of them on a Roman base. I had 4kgs of water on board.


After a late lunchtime coffee at Pedrosillo de los Aires combined with our empanada atun which we'd carried with us since yesterday, the last 12 klms, in roughly 2 equal halves, was on bitumen. We walk faster on bitumen (a bit over 5 kph, which is good time for late in the day, with a full pack when it's hot), but it does get a little tiring on the legs.


Not much commentary today. The body and mind are tired, so a few annotated piccies.


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Miliarios #152. Can't help myself ...


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The road ahead


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#154. Janet rather tires of my "obsession" with these, but I figure I'll likely never pass this way again ...


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The photo doesn't do it justice. Here the Roman road (in front of #154) is very clear. The base/supporting rubble is distinct


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The 12 klm decision point. The answer was "right"


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The very welcome sight of Pedrosillo de los Aires appearing at around 16 klms. Still a couple of klms to go though ...


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Three lovely murals on the school wall approaching Pedrosillo de los Aires


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Freshly ploughed ground amongst the oaks. Wheat?? Sunflowers??


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Gecko art on a renovation in Morille.


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The decision to stay in Morille was only made 3 days ago. We've chanced upon this "resort apartment" on the edge of town. Very non-Camino!!


We're about 20klms out of Salamanca, which for all intents and purposes is the half-way mark.


Hasta mañana ...



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Peter Campbell is a traveller, photographer, author, and occasional business advisor.  He lives on Wadandi boodja (country) in the south-west corner of Western Australia. The Wadandi (Saltwater people) are the traditional owners of land upon which Peter lives with his wife Janet and Golden Retriever puppy Harper. He lives in a peaceful rural setting surrounded by tall trees and in the company of kangaroos and parrots and kookaburras alongside the Indian and Great Southern oceans.  He can be contacted at this email address.

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