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| First: it takes a good set of boots matched with silk socks, wool socks and a set of gators stops the water and odd debris from creating problem feet. |
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| Second, concentrating on what you are doing. One day one, it was slippery and steep both up and down. The weather can be fierce and changeable oner the Napoleon way. |
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| Just when you think it must be the top you see tiny figure further up the zigzag climb though the passes. |
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| Bikes turned into hinderances with riders forced to dismount on the steep inclines. Coming Dow was even worse, making them find the safety of the tarred roads. |
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| But spectacular views back into France |
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| Exhausted at the top of the climb |
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| Crossing into Spain. |
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| First use of my new Swiss Army knife. We used the saw to fashion a very serviceable staff. With a pack negotiation of the steep incline was difficult. |
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| We arrive at the superb Colegiata Albergue at Roncesvalles. |
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| ...and clean off our muddy, muddy boots |
Posted from Lee Shipley's phone
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