Some pilgrims are very messy – not me !
This sign at the hostel had been corrected in every language – even Spanish !
I started the day with the usual ‘café americano, pan tostado y marmolada.’ At the bar the there was a pinball machine, right next to the cigarette machine!
I started the day walking with Muchael but he was too fast for me and after a while I caught up with Luís and we walked together to Cáceres.
His two week holiday finishes this weekend and he’s back to work in Barcelona on Monday.
I passed through Cáceres without stopping – I’ve been there before for a few days stay with my family.
After Cáceres , the country was very open . I saw what looked like a section of the Roman road.
A nice short 21km day today with a hostel right in the centre of town. Being Saturday, I thing it night be noisy tonight. It’s noisy at 4pm when these towns are usually all quiet !
At the albergue
I visited the cheese museum where the lady was a bit hard to understand as she pronunced her ‘h’s which you normally don’t and pronunced her ‘s’s which you normally do! It was housed in a beautifully restored very old village house – fascinating. I suspect Masimilliano and I might have been the only visitors that day!
The church is very beautiful and has the usual storks’ nests
Paul you might want to check the surreal bits in your paragraph about the cheese museums. Great photos but!!
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Thanks – I was in a hurry to join others for dinner! Fixed now
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