It was tempting to stay with others who are taking an extra day to enjoy tapas and city activity. The breakfast gathering took place in the only open cafe nearby, and we all used the WiFi (The municipal albergue didn’t have it.)
It took awhile to leave Burgos and all was quiet on Sunday morning.
It turned out to be a beautiful day for walking. We’ve entered the meseta, the plains which will continue for several days.
Tonight I’m staying in Albergue El Alfar, which is small and very friendly. I was here last year too.
Seeing Clarely 
I’ll be resuming my camino in Burgos in April. Do you recall the name of the cafe you breakfasted in? Thanks again for the photos!
It was Casa Papamoscas, on the street to the right when you face the cathedral office, at the next corner. Unfortunately, the good food didn’t start coming out until about 8:30 a.m. Until then it was just sweets. That’s why it was tempting to stay!