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Camino Frances Day 12 Castrojeriz to Poblacion de Campos

Camino Frances – Day 12 Castrojiez – Poblacion De Campos – 33.73km Up and off early again this morning. We passed a group of French school kids with their teachers as they were heading off they were in fine voice singing their way out of the village. We had this most horrendous ascent out of the village only to get to the top and catch the most glorious sunrise we’ve seen. We stopped to take it all in – wonderful – good for the soul - we headed off to find we had a rather steep decent on the other side. This was followed by a pleasant undulating path through ploughed fields, sunflowers and corn fields. This is what we are lead to believe is the start of the Meseta which is a flat and what I would perhaps liken to walking through the wheat belt in Western Australia. So this will be our walk for the next 5 days. Some folk we have passed either love or hate this part. We will enjoy it for what it is. We passed a canal today and buggar me you can catch a boat. Funny Jimmy never mentioned that. Both still suffering with blisters on our little toe and getting new ones most days. This is the price of walking everyday. Jim’s wise words were that there should be some suffering on the Camino – I say ‘stuff that’ and hope they get better soon We arrived at our Abergue La Finca and back to a dorm room with bunks but these are a bit posh they were like a pod with your own curtain for privacy so very happy with the sleeping arrangement tonight. Again a lovely Pilgrims meal tonight – tuna pasta, fresh salad and chicken and a chocolate bomb to finish again with wine and great Company. A Taiwanese couple who had just got married and decided they would walk the Camino for their honeymoon and a German lady who was walking part of the Camino as a new chapter for her life. She and her brother owned a family business. This business had been handed down the family for 180 years. She and her brother had not married and did not have kids to pass the business onto so they made the heart wrenching decision to sell the business. Everyone has their own reason for walking the Camino. Until tomorrow – Buen Camino – Jim and De