Four of the last five nights, we’ve had tapas for dinner. Either the only restaurant in town was closed or restaurants didn’t open until 10 and I’m asleep by then. We know that once we are on the Camino Francés there will pilgrim meals (10-12€) served at 8:30, but for now, we are enjoying some great tapas and fabulous wine. We are in the Duero region and boy is the crianza ever smooth and full. One glass with tapas is great. We usually try and have some yogurt after. We buy them in packs of four.....2 for after dinner and 2 for breakfast.
We’ve left the pine trees behind and are now on the meseta. The road surfaces have been sand, pressed dirt with rocks and stones artfully thrown about and Roman roads, none easy. We are now living a few metres of asphalt when it comes up.
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