I must say that walking through Navarra is not among my top 1000 choices. It is flat,
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no trees. It must be the hay capital of the world (see above and below):
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and though the paths area by no means obscure, well, except occasionally, it is really easy to miss a turn, which I did today, and that cost a good 1/2 hour. Maybe the error was due to a distraction. I heard a LOUD noise, like that of 1000 motorcycles. It kept getting louder. I looked up and thought: Oh, a drone out here in the middle of nowhere. Amazon must be ferrying goods to some far flung corner of this desert. Mais non! There was a guy in the apparatus going off for a fly!
It is also very hot. Despite my screw up, I reached Allo at 10:30 on the dot, as planned. The taxista was schmoozing it up in a local bar, but presently he appeared and off we went to Larraga. I could barely understand a word el taxista said. But when I got to the hotel, I could understand everything all over again and that did make me feel better.
Tonight's hotel has air-conditioning! It also has jacuzzi jets in the tub, but I couldn't get that luxury to work.
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