We stayed last night in an albergue that also has private rooms. Ours was private. Belorado is a town that doesn’t have much to offer for this time of the Camino season so we were happy to find out that the albergue owner, Joequin, also was the evening and morning cook. We had dinner and breakfast at his albergue with the other pilgrims staying there served in a small dining area. At our table we had 1 woman from Italy, 2 men from Australia, 1 man from Britain and a woman from Latvia. Quite a diverse group from countries as well as ages. Additionally, this morning, 2 women from Ireland passed us. They are walking the Camino for the 2nd time.
At dinner besides all the normal Camino talk was the buzz about today’s weather. Reports called for cold temps and possibly snow. We were happy to see this morning no signs of snow clouds but it was cold and good for walking. We knew we were going to be fine when we came downstairs and Joequin’s wife was telling everyone “sin lluvia” – no rain.
One thing about our North Face jackets is they are warm.
