DAY 5 | Pamplona to Puenta de Reina | Camino de Santiago |

[@gregoryhageage6362]

Jack’s got it wired; an afternoon soak before cocktails and dinnahhhh. On a more serious note, your video production is spot on and, being a map aficionado, I really appreciate the final moments of each vid where you show your daily route on the physical map. That’s a cool touch!

[@blueskynancy3396]

Good to know! Glad you appreciate the videos and map. A lot of effort goes into recording and editing. So thank you. 🙏

[@gregoryhageage6362]

@@blueskynancy3396 Did you teach yourself to do that map thing?

[@joanhall3718]

Did you book all of your accommodations ahead of time or are you booking as you go?

[@blueskynancy3396]

We did and pleased with that decision. I’ll speak to it in a video to come and explain why we did.

[@sarahoekstra4157]

Your accommodations look amazing. Could you share the name of it?

[@blueskynancy3396]

In Puenta de Reina it was Hostel Jakue. It was in the glamping section.

[@heidilloyd-price3393]

In Flanders fields the poppies blow, between the crosses row on row...

[@blueskynancy3396]

Nice you know it well.

[@waynefarrell1603]

Very very tough

[@blueskynancy3396]

Indeed! 🤣

[@heidilloyd-price3393]

The last time I was in Pamplona, it was for the Running of the Bulls (boyfriend suvived)!

[@blueskynancy3396]

No way!

[@dottiem9777]

Hi there! Where did you take the taxi out of Pamplona to?

[@blueskynancy3396]

I will ask Jacques as he organized it. Will answer in video.

[@wayne4453]

That topic of taking a taxi…! I suggest, walk your own Camino. If that means the occasional taxi or bus or whatever … it’s your Camino and you never have to please the self-proclaimed purists. Buen Camino you two.

[@blueskynancy3396]

Thank you! 🙏