Once again, it was hard walking today. The blisters on my feet and the soreness in my legs made me want to stay in bed at the Hostal. However, I got up at 6:30am and began the routine of preparing my feet for the Camino. The blisters need to be washed with iodine, dried, and bandaged. Next I had to put the Compeed patches over the callous' and other sore areas. Then I have to rub vaseline over the parts that aren't covered with bandages. (Vaseline is suppose to keep your feet from getting blisters) After I complete that part of the ritual I put on my socks and adjust them as my foot goes into the hiking boot. It's a pain in the neck to do all this but if I don't I'll run the risk of getting more blisters. Sounds like fun doesn't it.
I'm very tired tonight so I'm not going to give a "preachy reflection." I'll close this blog entry by sharing with you some of the pictures that I took during today's walk. Good night and Buen Camino!
Pilgrim David (Our Guide)
Pilgrim Pat
Pilgrim Padre Benjamin
Pilgrim Peter (my brother-in-law)
Interior of the Church at Grañión
Interior of the Church at Grañión
Camino sign directing us to the next town.
An old building that I thought would make a good picture.
Outside view of a 16th century Church in Belorado. Notice the huge bird nests on top of the bell tower.
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