You are listening to the Hiking Radio Network, where we talk the walk with shows by hikers about hikers for everybody. Hi. Hi. Hi, thanks for coming back to Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail,

which for about six weeks is going to be Mighty Blue on the Camino de Santiago.

Last time we spoke, it was my regular Thursday morning this the first time ever

for the Mighty Blue episode will be going out on a Monday morning and I'm kind of

excited by that and see how that works out we had about 12-1300 of you have listened to

the first episode and while it wasn't great, I'm trying to work my way through it

and hopefully this is going to be get better as time goes on. Once again, thanks to Ryan Hopkins for

getting this out there for us. We've had four days to report, we've got four days to report

upon this week, which is the third, full, fifth and sixth days, plus I've got a really,

really interesting interview with a family, a guy actually, and he's two kids. So I'll

tell you about that when we get to it. That happened on day four. But for now, let's start

with day number three.

Today was day three and the profile looked really simple.

For the first time, I used my Teva sandals.

Teva actually sent me some sandals after the outdoor retailer show.

And I thought I'd make use of them.

They were... It was really because I wanted to get rid of the need to push my toes against my toe box because that was really hurting me on the

downhills. I must say these teva sandals were an amazing success because the more the more

you height down when your feet are kind of loose i i took i put two pairs of socks on

your feet push forward and into the box of your of your shoes it's not a good thing and my

my toes are really bruised up so i put two two pairs of socks on today including my indigy um

toe socks which was cool,

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