You are listening to the Hiking Radio Network, where we talk the walk with shows by hikers, about hikers, for everybody. Hi, welcome back to Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail or, as it now is, Mighty Blue on the Camino de Santiago for the next four or five weeks. My niece, Emma and I are hiking the Camino San Diego having a blast doing it and we're really

are thoroughly enjoying the whole thing. I'd intended to add in some interviews with people and

frankly people aren't that interested which is fair enough they don't want to do it I don't blame

them and I'm not going to ruin their hike if they don't want to do it I've asked a couple of

people and they just said they weren't really interested and I'm not going to ruin their hike if they don't want to do it. I've asked a couple of people, and they just said, they weren't really interested.

And I'm just going to see how this goes.

And if I run into somebody who wants to do it, I will.

Otherwise, I'm just going to give you reports from Emma and I on this.

So first off, we're going to start with day number seven.

And it was only Monday two days ago,

and I have no recollection of what happened on Monday.

So my between day reports will sound like I have no idea what I've done,

and it will be right because I don't.

So let's hear day seven.

Day seven. Day seven, and we had a bit of ground to make up.

We were still in Estella from the previous day.

So we got back through the town and tried to get back to where we'd had breakfast the day before,

which was a place, that place called

Namaste, which we loved, but unfortunately, it was closed at 7.30 in the morning, which is a bit

of a drag, I must have it. Our plan was to get to Los Arcos, which was about 13 or 14 miles away,

something like that. But we sort of had in our mind, we might be able to get a little bit further.

And, well, we'll see how it goes.

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