You are listening to the Hiking Radio Network, where we talk the walk with shows by hikers about hikers for everybody. Hi, and welcome back to Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail, the Camino de San Diego edition.

This next four or five weeks, we're going to be all about the journey that my niece and I,

my niece, Emma and I are taking on the Camino de San Diego. And while I remember,

people I know have been writing me to Steve at hikingradionnetwork.com. And I haven't received a

single one of those emails. Now, I don't know what's going on. Maybe I've been hacked and

not terribly sure. But if you want to reach out to me and ask me a question or whatever, just send it to

Steve at Mighty Blue on theAT.com and that will get through to me.

Glad I mentioned that.

We're going to be making one, two changes to show, but not today.

I'm exhausted.

I left you about 60-odd miles ago in Nagera. We've

had four days since then, and it's been quite a great time. The weather hasn't been great.

We've lost a lot of these lovely viewers because of the cloud and the mist all over.

But there's something about walking along in the quiet, heavy, what's the word for it?

Almost the mugginess of the morning as the mist is all around you. You hear birds really, really making a heck of a noise. You hear the odd dog

from a distance and something very, very quiet in the early mornings out here. But we've done about

60-odd miles, as I say, so we're pushing on. Let's hear what happened on day number 10.

Day 10,

Nigerra to San Diego,

which is 13.4 miles,

which with our new calculation

of trying to do 15.45 miles a day,

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