A distance of 22 miles on a very hot day. Staying in a more upmarket albergue (hostel) tonight with no bunk beds and just four persons to a room. I’m sharing with an American, a German and a Northern Irish.
As usual on arrival it was a hot shower followed by a cold beer.
The last six miles of today’s walk was through the middle of nowhere (there’s a surprise) but you always know when you’re coming to a town or a village as the first thing you see in the distance is the top of the church before anything else.
Again, didn’t take too many photos as too busy walking. First one is a view from my lodgings, then a field of sunflowers all facing the same way, hobbit holes near Moratinos, built to store large barrels of wine, and a metal sculpture in Sahugun.
Over the halfway mark now of the original 500 miles but I won’t say it’s going to be downhill the rest of the way.
Bob's Camino Diary 
Looks very peaceful, quite a change from your week up here! The kittens missing you, think she would like a bit of peace too! Xx
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Did you get a chance to pop into the hobbit holes? Had to be worth a short stop over.
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Had a look. Only empty barrels just to show how it was previously done (so no free tastings).
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Well done today, nice photos. Keep going half way is a good achievement and at least you can now count down the miles.
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