Walk to Sahagun – part 2

I have discovered that after so many pictures my app crawls trying to finish the blog. Rather than spend hours, I am testing to see if breaking it into smaller blog helps. Sorry for spamming you!

Anyway, it’s amazing how beautiful every thing looks early in the morning. The walk itself become a meditation with little mindfulness and the Meseta comes alive with beauty.

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Breakfast once again consisted of coffee, croissants, and orange juice. We continued to make good progress toward Sahagun.

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Sahagun has some of the structure that date back to 8th century. We made it here at around 1 pm. We found a nice room at an old monastery and had a nice lunch at the plaza.

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Comments

5 responses to “Walk to Sahagun – part 2”

  1. samji13700 Avatar

    The green mango looking fruit – are they edible?
    The wild flowers are simply beautiful.

  2. Shalu Avatar
    Shalu

    Love the sunrise and flower pictures!

  3. Ahmed Hussein Avatar
    Ahmed Hussein

    Dear Enayet Please send me again the today’s sunrise. I deleted by mistake. Thanks.

    1. ejiwani Avatar

      Just go to the website to see all the posts.

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