LIVE from the Camino In Puente La Reina

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Lora

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• May 17, 2007

• #1

The walk here was beautiful, breathtaking. The weather today was great, sunny but not too hot, and the best part is no rain.

Was going to check into a hotel today but decided I would miss the company of the other pilgrims, so here I am at the alberque. Getting used to the pilgrim routine and having a wonderful time.

Only one small problem, the wind took two pairs of underware off the clothes line and I haven´t found a place to replace them. Hopefully I will pass the right kind of store soon!

Lora

 

Minkey

Active Member

• May 17, 2007

• #2

I had to buy some emergency pants when my stuff didn't arrive with me... There's a market in Carrion de los Condes if you can wait that long!

 

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Lora

Member

• May 17, 2007

• #3

I don´t suppose I have much choice....

Don´t have my guide book with me, how far is that?

Lora

 

Minkey

Active Member

• May 17, 2007

• #4

Actually it's a fair way. Erm... You'll surely be able to get some in Logrono

 

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Lora

Member

• May 17, 2007

• #5

Thanks Minkey!

 

sillydoll

Veteran Member

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• May 17, 2007

• #6

Shopping

Peregrina Lora, you can buy knickers in Estella, probably your next stop. Big town, beautiful churches. And the day after that you'll pass the Irache monastery where the Bodegas offers water and wine.
Go well!

 

WolverineDG

Veteran Member

Donating Member

• May 17, 2007

• #7

Lora, Estella will probably be your best bet for finding replacement "delicates." You also might want to check into a hotel or hostal there as well, depending upon how full the albergue there is. When I was there, they ran out of hot water, so I headed to Hostal Cristina, which is close to the plaza. We had dinner at a restaurant on the plaza, the one marked "asador."

The tourist office has loads of information & a really great Camino map showing distances from the French border as well as altitude, all the way to Santiago!

As for the wine fountain, make sure you get there before the turigrinos on the busses do! All the wine was gone, but at least the water was ice cold, just what I needed!

dg

 

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Lora

Member

• May 18, 2007

• #8

Thanks ladies, I have managed to replace my missing items. In Estella now, arrived early so lots of room at the alberque. Am looking forward to the wine fountain.

Weather is beautiful!

Lora