Crossing the motorway, we then headed into the fields and forests. No signs of caffeine at this point
We had walked approx 14k and decided to take a very risky detour away from our red arrows in a desperate search for that elusive coffee. Success.......
Rejoined the proper track and feeling a lot more confident again with the red arrows and despite the ankle deep mud.
A pleasant afternoon spent amongst farmland, cows, a few special creek crossing and one particular electric fence crossing that was quite memorable and a couple of wrong turns. But eventually we made it. Arriving about 2.30 pm, 7 hours of walking.
Staying in a great hostel in the tiny town of Bistra . 10 bed dorms
Interestingly, this walk is becoming a little caminoesque with lots of people now on the same time frame. Some are walking without rest days and others are having many.
After dinner Stuart and Glenn went to a technical museum across the car park. Seriously!!!!
The report was that it was absolutely fabulous and huge. You will have to wait till we return home tho because he is really too tired to be able to add anything to the blog as I write, poor love!
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