30 km (694.5) 6h You clearly notice to have passed the 100 km mark. It is exactly this 100 that you need to get the award in Santiago. Yesterday I already overtook some bigger groups and today it just went on like this. Many people run also only with daypack

33,5 km (664,5) 8h Today was another deliciously long day. And not having to walk any further, I took a room in a guesthouse. I started running today, as almost always, around 7:30. For me this is the best time. It is no longer dark and I can start the

33 km (631) 8h Turns out I ran into some really interesting German guys the night before. I still had a lot of fun and deep conversations with all three of them throughout the day. In the morning I walked up the mountain alone, because I was the only one

28.3 km (599.3) 8h Today was not a very good day. My foot and knee still hurt from yesterday. It kept raining in spurts and the route went all day along a country road, right next to the highway. Since there were once again no open hostels, I have again

43 km (570) 9h Today I descended in beautiful weather and the most beautiful view of the whole Camino and ended in one of my hardest days. I landed in beautiful poop. Literally, that’s the name of the place I’m staying at tonight. I definitely still need to figure out

27 km (527) 6h Today the vegetation has changed considerably. Trees as far as the eye could see. Unfortunately, it was not very much to see through the soup in which I walked (max 300 m). There are very many conifers, which I do not know from home. The crown

32 km (500) 5,5h Today I set a new speed record. 32 km with a running time of 5 hours. Means, I ran faster than 6 km/h. Today it gives simply well ahead, without forcing me particularly fast to run. At some point, in the last two hours, I got

20 km (468,4) 4h Villar de Mazarife 20 km (468,4) 4h The break day has obviously brought enough rest and my foot plays along again. It is still a little swollen, but hardly presses in the shoe. Tomorrow I should manage the upcoming 28 km without any problems. Today I