The Camino goes right through Pamplona so even through Jerry
missed the running with the bulls, we walked the streets where they run and took
a couple short detours to see a bit of the sights and even a Hemingway haunt (or
2). They are hard to miss. I recently read “The Paris Wife”
which tells of Hemingway’s first marriage and the enormous amount of time that
they spent in Pamplona. This is where he
became enthralled w/bullfighting and also wrote “The Sun also Rises.” The alburgue, pilgrim's hostel, (6 euros @) was operated by two
German gentlemen who were fantastic hosts.
Juice when we arrived and coffee when we looked like we needed a
pick-me-up. They were responsible for all the calls to the airlines while we
were gone so we could have our bag when we got back. More people to thank! Pamplona is a beautiful city!
| Narrow street for the "running" |
How amazing.....my favorite part of your trip yet!
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