Wow, you want to talk about hills to climb! I started the day at the seashore in Cee, that is at sea level.
Immediately the path turned uphill to climb out of town.
By the time I walked 3.6 kms/2.25 miles, I had climbed 271 meters/889 feet.
By 7 kms/4.3 miles the climb was at 310 meters/1,017 feet.
At 12.21 kms/7.5 miles the elevation became 344 meters/1,129 feet.
The climb finally topped out at 370 meters/1214 feet by the time I had reached 13 kms/8 miles.
But the trek was not over, I still had 7 more kms/4.3 miles to trek before I could rest my feet.
I felt fabulous when I reached familiar ground, the last time I stood at this waymarker I was taking the route to the right to go to Muxia. Now I was approaching from the opposite direction having gone to Muxia and Finisterre and was now on my way back to Santiago.
Today was a long hard day, 20 km/12 miles in all with lots of climbing but I was feeling great. The weather was fantastic, not too warm and wonderfully breezy.
And finally my home for the night.
Wow ! so many hills to climb again and again… but the wiew is magnificent when you are above. And you will have magificent legs also 😉
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The legs are a familial trait, no?
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Love the photo of the stone wall cum storage space! Wonderful 🙂 By now you must have calves of steel!! Britta
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Britta,
Right about the calf muscles, I’m working on the quads now 🙂
Arlene
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Yes my cousin, magnificent legs are a family trait 😉
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