The trip has been fine. I thought I lost my luggage at Madrid! I, with a few others were all who remained empty handed at the luggage conveyor when they announced that was all the luggage from our flight. WHAT! .... Secondary plans started to formulate - with 2 glitches. My phone was dead and no one spoke passable english! I had just reached the head of the line and had just been given a terse pronouciation lesson by the counter clerk on the differences between the French and Spanish versions of saying Leon, when a man bolted past me back to the conveyor. Upon turning around I saw a glorious sight - my lonely pack moving towards me on a near empty conveyor. My spirits were lifted. Who knows where the last load of luggage had been, but it ended well. I grabbed it and headed to the subway to get to Mchamartin Train Station, the way to Leon.
--------------------------
Sent using BlackBerry
This blog chronicles my hike across northern Spain with my friend Ted. We are following the 1,000 year old pilgrimage route know as The Way, or the Camino de Santiago. This route can begin anywhere, but ends at the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela in north-west Spain - the site of the remains of St. James, the brother of Jesus Christ.
Saturday, 1 October 2011
Train to Leon-Interior 00093.jpg
Travel, travel, travel. I have now been traveling for almost 24 hours - with 1 one to go. I'm about to climb on the 2nd train - the one traveling to Astorga where I meet Ted and where I get to SLEEP for the night. I don't think I have any jet lag, I'm too tired.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)



Yay A baggage miracle!
ReplyDelete