Looking across the Meseta Camino de Santiago
Early rising is not easy with the kids as they don’t go to sleep until lights out (sundown) around 10.30pm and left to their own devices don’t wake until 10 am. Getting them up and on the road by 8 means losing 3 hours sleep and that means 3 grumpy kids before we’ve even started cycling. All they really want to do is sleep.
Today we took a gamble and got everyone up at 7. We rode early, made good progress achieving our new goal of ten before ten, that’s 10km before 10am. We stopped at 1 to try and siesta but with mixed results. Matt decide to read, Hannah played bat and ball, Kirstie and Cameron had a lovely snooze and I watched the gear. I suppose we should consider that a success.
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