Day 4

A lovely crisp hostel. The owners are very kind and correct me in my limited Spanish.
¿Quieres más té? ¿Más, más, más uuuh? Ah, No quiero más té, gracias.

It's going to be a warm day, and we have to cross the Pyrenees. We take it very easy. The first climb is done with beautiful distant views once again.
And so we go again, step by step through the Pyrenees.

Oh, that's a beautiful stretch. We have to take the ferry, so we have to go down a few hundred steps.
And on the other side, straight back up again. The sea is wild, it's high tide.

And there lies San Sebastian.
It's high tide, and the waves break on the large rocks. Surfers are ready in the water, waiting for their biggest wave to surf under. We spend hours watching how they manage to surf on the crest for as long as possible.

Getting a stamp in the church.
Beautiful city, but crowded.
And then there's suddenly an even bigger cathedral. Even more impressive, and in a back room with a few nuns, we get another stamp.

The hotel is right next to it, and we overlook the square towards the cathedral.

26.6 km 646 up 645 down In 8 hours and 53 minutes

And eating out!! They can cook here in Spain, and I like that.