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May 26, 2025
Cows and horses Fiona definitely would not have been happy (had she been with you)🤣
May 25, 2025
Only just getting over deleting my Camino day 2 walk. I love Komoot but they have to sort it out, all that walking and it's gone!
On to today. A fun day, we walked across a nudist beach (unknowingly), the biggest piece of grafitti art I've ever seen, and I managed to get a whack off an electric cow fence
May 24, 2025
Day 3 finds you out. Gone is the youthful optimism of yesterday. This was a hard day. Made harder by an Ill-advised decision to have a midday beer. However there were highlights, we started to get into the foothills proper, the scenery today was spectacular. Another highlight, the pilgrims tradition
May 30, 2025
I accidentally deleted my original walk so lost the likes n stuff, but have rebuilt this walk from Google maps location data so only thing inaccurate about the walk is the timings but at least I don't have a gap now.
May 22, 2025
What a cracking first day on the Camino. On arrival went to the beautiful Santander Cathedral to pick up our Pilgrim Passports, and off we went. Some lovely scenery but I rated 4 stars because there was a bit too much busy roads. Tomorrow we will get into the countryside proper. Nevertheless, day one
October 19, 2024
Wow, we got the weather for this one. An enjoyable walk through the hills around Betws y coed, some wildlife mostly heard rather than seen unfortunately. Doggie would be on the lead mostly on this walk. We saw some fly Agaric shrooms. Some very impressive mature conifers along the way, we were big fans
October 18, 2024
What a way to complete my 90th walk on Komoot, I feel like I was lucky today. The weather was none too accurate on the komoot app, or Yr Wyddfa makes it's own weather, it's one of those. Hellish wind and rain descended on us about a mile from the summit. Good sense told us to turn back so of course we
May 27, 2025
So then, sitting in a hotel bar at the end of our Camino adventure. Wondering what I learned in the last hard six days, but I reckon that will take a little thought, the Camino is one of those things you'll reflect on for weeks/months after. I would say it's been hard, but having met people that have