davidgunzenhauser
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Hi
Today is my 7th day of the Camino. I have a blister or two so tomorrow I am taking the day off to rest my feet and let my blisters find a way to be happy. I have compeed![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
My days are slow, I don’t move fast, depending on the terrain I average around 4kmph. Also, I’m not in great shape.
Two days ago I did estrella to los arcos. It came out to about 23 using Strava. I was spent. I am not in great shape, and the bottoms of my feet hurt (I’ll switch to my other shoes). But, I also ate bread and things halfway and three quarters of the way through and I am sure it impacted my energy.
I prefer to not stop at Navarrette only because today was a short day and tomorrow I am resting. I see I can go off the route and stop in sotes or ventosa, which is not the worst thing, but I would like to start moving in a more progressive direction with distance so I can assure I am finished before December
So, my question, how do you feel about logrono to Nareja? It seems to be somewhere between 28-30km depending on what app or guidebook one is looking at.
I realize many of you are experts and can provide some sound advice.
My feeling is I can carry 3 liters of water, and enough food for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. I thought if I go for 3-4 hours with short breaks then take a rest for an hour, I could repeat the same in the afternoon.
Today is my 7th day of the Camino. I have a blister or two so tomorrow I am taking the day off to rest my feet and let my blisters find a way to be happy. I have compeed
My days are slow, I don’t move fast, depending on the terrain I average around 4kmph. Also, I’m not in great shape.
Two days ago I did estrella to los arcos. It came out to about 23 using Strava. I was spent. I am not in great shape, and the bottoms of my feet hurt (I’ll switch to my other shoes). But, I also ate bread and things halfway and three quarters of the way through and I am sure it impacted my energy.
I prefer to not stop at Navarrette only because today was a short day and tomorrow I am resting. I see I can go off the route and stop in sotes or ventosa, which is not the worst thing, but I would like to start moving in a more progressive direction with distance so I can assure I am finished before December
So, my question, how do you feel about logrono to Nareja? It seems to be somewhere between 28-30km depending on what app or guidebook one is looking at.
I realize many of you are experts and can provide some sound advice.
My feeling is I can carry 3 liters of water, and enough food for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. I thought if I go for 3-4 hours with short breaks then take a rest for an hour, I could repeat the same in the afternoon.