Walking the Camino de Santiago: from Hontanas to Boadilla
Another day full of impressions to share. I find that walking on the Meseta is very different from crossing the diverse landscapes of the first parts of the Camino Frances. But I like the long stretches through flat land, and enjoy the changing shades on the fields of grain. It must be my Dutch genes that explain why I like the endless walks in these lowlands.
Here is today’s video: enjoy 😊
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Can I assume that those white birds with large nests on chimneys & on the bell tower are storks?
It seems that you are really moving along! If I’m converting correctly, 28 kilometers is approximately 17.4 miles. I believe you are walking El Camino Francés, which is about 500 miles. That is a real commitment, impressive.
As always, I’m enjoying the scenery on your walk. It seems soothing, peaceful. Stay safe!
Nice that so far from your native country you find the similarities in these flat trails.
It isn’t surprising that the changing palette of color appeals to your artistic eye. They are lovely, aren’t they.
Wherever you pass through you find scenes of beauty and interest.
And that church where the road passes through it, so unusual.
The flat land lends to faster travel and you do cast a long shadow!