Day 13- Ages- Burgos- 505km left

Break Time
Today we didn´t leave until around 20 to 7 because we had breakfast in a bar, and I went on the internet for 6 mins and talked to friends for a few mins. After breakfast we started to make our way to Burgos. Around 3 km later, Cesear and Kate joined us. I talked to them for most of the trip. We talked about different religions. They are Catholic, so we talked about the differences between catholic and protestant. It was really interesting actually. We stopped another time fora croissant and coke and coffee. After that we walked all the way to burgos. I had a bleeding nose halfway there so we stopped until it stopped. Dads ankle is really swollen, but it isn´t sore, it is his shin that is sore. We are going to look for a pharmacy tomorrow and see if we can find something for his shin. We visited the Burgos Cathedral. IT IS HUGE!!!!!!!!!! it is so big I had to be like 100 meters away to beable to take a picture of it. But dad and I are going to get the tour tomorrow. Today there were a few wedding going on, and also a painting exhibition. After each wedding they would light off fire crackers, and I have to say, in that big square by the cathedral, it is loud! Like really loud. The detail and stuff that is in every little piece of that church is amazing, so cool. After looking at that for a while, dad and I walked back to the hotel room, yes a hotel, we are staying in a one star hotel tonight and then tomorrow night we are going to the albequerque. I have to say it is nice to beable to sleep on a nice bed and use a real towel and have you own shower and all that good stuff. We started watching the Tour de France but then I fell asleep until now, and now we are in the internet cafe. Well, I guess dad will write some now.

we had a late start becasuse of th ebreakfast in Ages. What AJkob did not say was that the lady was super friendly, something we don´t see all the time. She even taught me how to say croissants in Spanish. The hike itself was disappointing, except for the first ten km or so. After that it wasmostly through industrial territory, untile we finally got to the real city. Like Jakob said, beautiful. I have never seen a cathedral like that.There must be at least 6 different chapels in the cathedral alone, some which could house the Smithers Canref. Church. I have seen three organs so far, and too much sculpture to write about. Jakob is oding a good job taking pictures, though it is not the same as being there. Burgos is a very lively city, though things are settling down now. Most stores close for teh Saturdya afternoon. Hopefully we will be able to find a pharmacy tomorrow, my leg is kinda swollen and hurts sinificantly. we´ll see what they say. Forutnately only a few km´s tomorrw, like about 3 and than we´ll just rest for another day. After that it is off to the Meseta, where it is always supposed to be very hot and very flat. But that is a story for another day.

".. and step by step you´ll lead me, and I will follow you all of my days."

Well, we will talk to all of you tomorrow, I might not post tomorrow, I will see, I might just tell you all about our wanderings in the city, and looking at the cathedral and stuff like that. Make sure you leave a comment, hehe.
"We will break Dividing walls"
Oh and about that mom, the day before you left that comment, I was singing that song, like all day. Interesting.
Bye bye