We planned to walk 8 miles to Sahagun, and then take a train to Leon for the night. Given the forecast heat, we opted to taxi those 8 miles, catch a bus that was earlier than the available train, and spend a bit more time in lovely Leon.
The earliest a taxi could come was 9:00, but the driver got us to the bus station in Sahagun in time to catch the 9:30 bus
We had a great hotel in Leon, just outside the city walls, behind the cathedral. We wandered the streets, staying in the shade. We spent a shady hour at El Patio bar with fun tapas, and had a super dinner of seafood and local pork at our hotel.
As always, we hate for our Camino time to be over. Still, we are looking forward to seeing some new-to-us places in southern Spain.
The earliest a taxi could come was 9:00, but the driver got us to the bus station in Sahagun in time to catch the 9:30 bus
We had a great hotel in Leon, just outside the city walls, behind the cathedral. We wandered the streets, staying in the shade. We spent a shady hour at El Patio bar with fun tapas, and had a super dinner of seafood and local pork at our hotel.
As always, we hate for our Camino time to be over. Still, we are looking forward to seeing some new-to-us places in southern Spain.
 Not an unpleasant wait on the albergue’s terrace for our taxi to Sahagun |  The bus stopped briefly in El Burgo Ranero on the way to Sahagun. We were hospitaleros there for 2 weeks in 2013 and hosted hundreds of pilgrims. Whew! What an experience! |
 Ah, Leon!! |  Our lovely hotel. The room two above the center umbrella was ours. |
View from our tiny balcony
 Good beer and chips at El Patio in the shade of the afternoon |  Nice wine too |
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