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Spain
Makes me want to go hiking.

I see they have cleaned up most of the graffiti...
I hope it stays that way. Well, you are almost there!

Awesome
Awesome picks guys, I missed a chunk of the trip coz I went to Thailand last week but its good catching up and see that your still living the dream! Keep it up :)

Great photos!
Congrats on making it to and letting go of things at the Cruz de Fierro (very nice stones you had). I see that you'll soon be at big city Ponferrada with its fab Templar's Castle, and then at one of my really favorite stops, Villafranca del Bierzo. I do hope you visit the several magical, Romanesque churches there. You're bringing back such wonderful memories--thank you!

A new book- Home and Away ?
With you in spirit walking along Sunshine Coast beaches today carrying a glass rock with your names. Hope this positive healing energy reaches your feet . We salute you as we share your adventure with others - great descriptions and photos Steve and Sue you've made the story more dramatic. Tim you also are an asset to the main plot. Cheers to Andrew and Matt on 21st !

Jealous
The square and Roman gates look amazing. I am jealous of you seeing one of Gaudi's buildings.

Great effort
Glad to hear Sue has had a few days off to help her feet recover a bit and is now back on the road again hopefully the rest of the trip will be easier for her, love to the three of you keep the posts coming as I look forward to them as does Mrs Mac xxxx

Camino
What an informative blog! Just like you i found the movie 'The Way' very inspiring and am hoping to walk the Camino one day... Hope you'll get some nicer weather along the way. Looking forward to the next ones... Thanks for sharing!

Photos
Steve, once again, beautiful photos to show off a beautiful area!

Look how much you have achieved already
Being foot-sore aka injured is no joke, so celebrate how well you have done so far and see this part of the adventure as a little down-time to rest and recoup before getting back on your feet. In other words, smell the nachos on the way! Love to you all. Liz

Carrion
Steve, with that ominous name of the town being Carrion it would be most advisable to rest up! This is like the middle part of a marathon, so much more to do and so much energy already expended!! You all can do it, Australia is behind you!

You aren't the only ones to skip portions....
especially the meseta in order to heal then continue to the end. DeadFred, who was a couple days behind you, had to withdraw once he arrived in Logrono due to knee and leg issues and will resume where he left off in 2016.