Pilgrims in the vicinity include a group of 5 or more oldish Spanish guys (I’ve heard they are an outstanding snorchestra), 3 German men (one is a triathlete who can’t make himself walk slowly; he’s suffering from tendonitis or similar and is planning to switch to a bike), one German woman, an American couple, an Italian couple, a Pole, and a Norwegian. Apparently the author of our guide book, Gerald Kelly, is somewhere behind us, collecting info for an update. There are probably more, but they would be moving onward before we start our morning coffee.
The weather is outstanding for walking.
Signs of winter in northern Spain but not here
MB has a sore shin and is moving steadily but slowly. We are enjoying a leisurely pace that allows us to examine rocks, trees, agricultural practices, etc.
Today’s highlight was arrival at the ruins of the Roman city, Cáparra.
Excavation at Cáparra
Roman road
Elena at our last stop had arranged for us to be picked up at Cáparra and driven to the Hostal Asturias for the night, as 20 km/day seems to be the right distance. Otherwise this would be a long day.
Seeing Clarely 
A mix up in the title? It was a very long day for me, 40 km according to my gps, not helped by going astray in the last 10 kms. There is a river crossing for you tomorrow if you continue from where you have left off. The signage on the other side of the river was inconclusive. We went to the left and eventually ended up walking around 7km alongside a very major road. Hopefully your guide book will give sufficient guidance.
Buen camino
Yes you are right. It was Carcaboso to Cáparra. I’ll change it. Thanks!