Day 7 Villamajor de Monjardín

Last night was the best sleep I’ve had yet. The Casa Nahia Country Lodge is a modern facility. Dinner was delivered, local wine is available, there is a modern laundry facility and we had a great breakfast.

I think we are finally getting into the groove. Walking distances is easier. Easier, due to fewer high climbs and it seems we are getting stronger as we go.

Tonight’s accommodations are lovely but very different from last night. Last night was very modern with Spanish hosts; tonight is an ancient house with Dutch hosts.

Looks like some Peregrinos didn’t make it
Near the Fuente del Vino
Free wine for pilgrims

Local ventner lets pilgrims sample at will. We restrained ourselves to a small sample (It was in the morning). One of our fellow travelers filled half a bottle, it was gone before the next town. In my uneducated opinion, the wine was pretty good.

This is a French family of six walking the Camino together. The youngest is a toddler in a stroller, pushed or pulled by a parent
Tonight’s end is in sight
Fellow travelers
Hey, keep away from my gal
I hope that isn’t our lodging up there

Our lodging is in an old house that has been turned into a guest house. It is run by a couple from the Netherlands. They offer a community dinner and breakfast.

Dinner with the people who run the lodging and a couple from the US who are also walking the Camino

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