Kilometers: 19.5
Up early again, there was just time for a bowl of cereal before I left, with an egg sandwich to go. From now on I'll be walking in the right order, so I took the 7.15 bus to Rame, where I continued walking. The morning was misty and from time to time it drizzled, just a little. I read another hiker call it mizzle and that's a good description of this morning.
Beautiful in the mist
I came to another village and asked a man if there was a pub there. "Yes, the Royal Oak" he replied, and I was thinking that I've been here before.
I remembered the lunch I had here and it was still on the menu!
Shortly after the road I had planned on walking was closed, due to so many fallen trees previously. I talked to a lady passing by with her dogs and we discussed the options. The best route was over s big hill, and that's the way I chose to go, even though I hate hills. As I was trudging up the hill a car pulled up. It was the dog lady, Glyn, asking if she could take me the rest of the way! I accepted, mainly because my right knee (the one I injured on my way to Scotland in 2024) was bothering me a little. Glyn took me all the way to my guest house, the Donnington. Very nice and very inexpensive!
