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First day of the trip coming to an end and time to try get iPhone blog up into the ether.
Good thing…my hiking poles and tent pegs got through security.
Bad thing…took me an age and much stress to get Spanish sim and data up and running.
The flight over the island and the bus ride down it revealed a hell of a lot of empty space.
Mucho sand and rock. Some amazing volcanic calderas(?)
A hint of green after whatever winter rains they get but mostly all shades of beige.
I landed at the end of the bus route at the large resort ofMorro Jable an expensive 4 wheel drive taxi ride from the start which I’m off to bright and early tomorrow.
Good thing/bad thing … Whilst walking the beach this evening I was witness to a procession of white robed figures who proceeded to disrobe on their way and walk naked into the sea. Fairly surreal, or possibly normal in these parts.
Am I commenting on Camino Sanabres or Canaries??
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Excited about being able to follow your wanderings! White robes in the sunset! Ax
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Gwan rambling man x
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Happy rambles Stevie x
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I love views, good rambles !!
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Thanks hombre, I’m having big problems with wifi and cell coverage at the moment so might be quiet for a while. Lluego
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Hi Steve, stay well and walking! Got your card, Noel was thrilled, I am thinking of opening an aquarium now!!
Mossey and Noel.
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Hi mossy, so you found your way to the blog! I sent that two weeks ago. Say hi to the young fella for me. All the best.
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Steve, just found your blog on the GR131, very interesting. Haven’t had time to read it all yet. Looks like you had a great trip. I’ve just started on the GR131 – had a week in Lanzarote. Will do it in stages but I’m already planning the next, hence found your blog.
Just out of interest which airline allowed you to take poles in your hand luggage??
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Hi bowlandclimber and welcome to the 131. I’m pretty sure it was Ryanair. Possibly aer lingus. No bother. Had a bit more hassle with inter island flight with Binter and had to pretend I needed them to walk when flying out on Vuerling. I guess it’s pretty warm there now. I’m roasting on the Camino Mozarabe in Córdoba.
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Thanks for that. Enjoy your trip. I will follow it. I’m back in freezing England – but not for long.
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