Day 3 – Roncesssville to Zuberi

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We started day 1 with 8 km with climb up the Pyrenees. Day 2 was finishing the climb of Pyrenees and coming into Spain with steep climb up and then steep climb down to roncessville, a impressive 17.9 km.

Today we attempted our longest hike yet of 22.5 km. if we were sore yesterday, I am not sure what to call today. We have successfully finished though and that feels good. We are hungry and I am finally getting a chance to do this blog with wifi (but still using my iPhone as all the pictures are on the phone.

Thanks for all your comments and encouragement as I have been reading it to team camino (most of the time so far we have had little to no connection)., and I have been the connection with all of you.

Here is some of the pictures from today. The day again start cool and mist turning into mist. The scenery was again fantastic.

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9 responses to “Day 3 – Roncesssville to Zuberi”

August 16, 2014

Cristina

Love the photos and updates! Keep up the good work!! Cousin Bill Moeder and his kids, Annie and Billy, stopped by to see us in Davidson on their way to college! Annie is going to Clemson in SC and Billy is going to Florida State! So great to see them!!
Buena suerte and have fun!!

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August 16, 2014

Shalu

It looks beautiful there! I know you all are tired and I hope you maximize your rest days. You all are so inspiring! Also, I tried to call mom’s cell but it doesn’t seem to be working. Get lots of rest tonight and thanks for updating!

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August 17, 2014

Sujata

I feel that I am enjoying this trip vicariously and without the pain. Thank you uncle for this blog. Keep it coming!

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August 17, 2014

sapnaswaroop

You are all amazing, keep it up! Hugs and footrubs from Minnesota.

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August 17, 2014

sapnaswaroop

You are all amazing, keep it up! Hugs and foot rubs from Minnesota.

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August 17, 2014

Greg and Mandy

Buen Camino!! Good to see that you’re making good use of the Altus ponchos..Your pictures brought back memories for us – although we had dry and sunny weather for the first two weeks. Looks like all is going well — you are in our thoughts

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August 18, 2014

Camino Carla

When I walked the Camino a few weeks ago it rained three days.. Enjoy the rainy days and the sunny days. Enjoy it all. I loved Sitara doing the chicken dance. Pat, you look good and happy. Vandu, you are always looking good. I saw Shakar doing what every pilgrim should do, rest your legs on every break and have a cup of cafe con Leche !! keep the pictures coming Enayat. I am travelling again with all of you. You have done the hard work, it is easy now until O Cebrerio. Hugs

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August 18, 2014

Sabza Jiwani

Nice to know your good progress, u all keep it up, wish u all strength and safe and good times and less sore feet

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August 20, 2014

Craig

Look like you are having a fantastic time, keep the great pictures coming

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