Camino de Santiago Day 7

Yeah, we begin I think day seven. I think it is day seven heading out of an amazing stay in the convent of San Bento. Most comfortable beds. I slept like a rock for 8 hours. I slept like 7 hours which is unheard of. The breakfast was fantastic. We are charged up now. Today's going to be our shortest day thus far. We actually booked a place tonight. It'll be the second time in a row and probably the last time we'll do that. But, you know, on Brook's recommendation, so you know, we have to follow through. And the next place is supposed to have the best fried chicken they've ever had in their life. So, cross our fingers. It's still there. Where do we go from? Where do we go from here? This village is beautiful. People were lovely. We did not get up for the fireworks last night at midnight because, as we've already covered, we were sleeping. And there is a giant black cloud of doom here ahead of us. So, hopefully we're going to get away without using our rain gear today. We'll see. We're on the hunt for our first shell of the day. Buen Camino. Buenamino. Farewell to Aguarda. What a lovely little town. Kitty cats of the Camino. There are [Applause] [Music] plenty. Our first official show of day seven. Day seven. There are so many camper vans all along the path. It's really cool how many people are out during the summer just exploring this beautiful part of the world. You want to take a camper van, Kate? Someday. Yes. That is the biggest shell yet. It's telling me. Oh, Katie, just for you, we have a bathroom. My name's Hos. I'm an albatross. One thing tip, always try the water before you soap up your hands because there's lots of soap in there, but no water. Did you get soapy hands? Nope. I checked before. Oh, thank goodness. Cuz there's an ocean right there. That's true. [Music] Galitia. Farewell ocean. It's been nice. Back into the hills. Started raining. Had to put our uh rainflies on our backpack. We're going without rain coats cuz we're already sweaty and wet. So, we'll see how it goes. We might change that decision later. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Well, my title is the ender of droughts remains intact. Everywhere we go where they're like, "Oh, it hasn't rained in forever. We're in a drought." As soon as I get there, it rains. Half of Australia can thank me for ending their fire season. Well, at least we're walking. Petroglyph lash de laon sounds way cooler than the world's largest ball of twine. Definitely worth a climb up the hill. Celtic petroglyphs. Kind of hard to see on the video. Can see the indentations. Ancient Celtric petetroglyphs in this stone. Couple thousand years old. That's freaking cool. I love it when history jumps out to say hi. Well, sometimes I like the squeaky one. I always do that right when a car is going by really loud. That was pretty good slo for about an hour through the rain. We're wearing light dry fit clothing. We kept our packs nice and dry, but as far as us, we just walked faster to stay warm. Worked really well and got us closer to our goal for the day. So Camino Delicia never ceases to impress with beautiful views. [Music] Part of the time you're walking on highways and crazy cars and then you're just out here in this. Wow. [Music] Epic to see the world in action. what we can be life with no distraction. We'll get away. This is what we waited for. We are just coming down this gorgeous little road into the village of Oya. Check out that church down there. Surprisingly, today has been really hard. I think it's because last night we got 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep. It was amazing. And today is supposed to be a short day. So, I'm my brain is saying, "Oh, it's only 3 hours to our next stop." And look at that pretty horse. He is gorgeous. This is the way. [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] free that way. But that's our hotel for the night. Here we go, Brooke. This place is great. Big bathroom. Huge room. foam mattress. So nice. Aw, Twix, look at this view. Hard to beat that for a view right off of our room with this tiny little balcony. I want to say special thanks to Brooke. But really, it was Hector who wanted who loved their fried chicken here so much that he said it was the best he ever had. So tonight, that's why we're staying here. Yes, we are staying in a place for fried chicken. Well, you know, I went all the way across the country for beignetes. Why not for fried chicken? I support this message. Check out these maniacs out there. Good luck to you folks. We're going to stay in bed and sip some coffee. Katie is studying the menu. Can cook a little fried ball of ham and cheese. Give it a shot. You ready? Oh, good. That's one mess. That is a a roe. Kitty got fla's really good. And some decaf coffees. Boom. That's us for the night. Oh my god. We wouldn't say this down there. That food was horrible. It was awful. The chicken was like eating a salt. It was like eating a piece of rock salt. And I like salt. Oh boy, that was bad. But the view is awesome. And the bed is really comfortable. So short day and just don't eat here. But also now we have our electrolytes for tomorrow. So we're good to go. No cramps. No cramps. High five. See you in the morning. Catch up with us tomorrow to see if we finally order a vegetable to counteract all this salt. Keep drinking this coffee. Lick the thumbs up and subscribe. No. No. That was good. That was good. That was good.