We had planned to tour the church in Navarette, but instead I ended up chasing after a couple of British men, one of whom had forgotten his staff outside the church. It took me a couple of kilometres to catch them. They were grateful and I felt like a good Samaritan.
There were some interesting and original directional markers on this section of the Camino.
307. Camino marker on the outskirts of Logrono
310. First city (Logrono) where the markers were embedded in the street. You can see my feet.
311. Logrono sculpture.
We arrived in Ventosa in the early afternoon and found a great private albergue.
We arrived in Ventosa in the early afternoon and found a great private albergue.
317. Albergue at Ventosa
This was the first albergue with triple bunks! We all managed to get a lower bunk as we were amongst the first to arrive. Once again we had the menu de peregrino at the only restaurant in town....eight euros for an excellent three-course meal, including all the Rioja red wine that we could drink.
316. Two ofo the basic items I needed on my trip: wine and guidebook.
320. A delicious paella.
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