Cork oaks just harvested. The cork bark will grow back and can be harvested again in twelve years
Cork drying
Pine forest
The top of the hill. We walked sp from the path below
Looking the other way down at Almaden de la Plata
Midday meal with Anya from Germany and Stuart from Scotland
With eighteen miles to cover today, the first nine miles on asphalt were a bit discouraging especially since the road had a lot of ups and downs making for a lot more climbing than the elevation actually gained. The reward was the second half that took a path through the Parque Natural Sierra Norte. It went through cork oaks, then eucalyptus, and finally pine forests before a final steep ascent aptly named after Calvery from the Bible. I'm resting up in a nice 10 bed private albergue here in this small town.
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