7th stage part 1 to Belorado

I woke up at 6 a.m. and then quickly packed my things. Yesterday the Hospetaleros said that we would have breakfast together at 7:30, but that was too late for me. That's why I made coffee and tea, ate cornflakes, cookies and a few noodles before the evening before. So that I was well strengthened at the start of the hike. I also wanted to leave early because I didn't know what the weather would be like. I said goodbye to the Swiss guy because he slept in the same room as me and was also awake. In general, it was a wonderful and at the same time somewhat strange experience. I'm a person who needs some peace and quiet, especially when you reach your limits while hiking and there was almost no place to retreat, but you got to know the others better and it was really a very nice one Evening despite the language barriers. Shortly after leaving, I asked myself why I wasn't still in bed, because the wind was blowing again, but it was dry. So I didn't complain and went on my way. The path led out of the village and then along country paths along a gravel road. It was already windy, but dry, so I was in a good mood and had a full stomach. In the next town everything was still closed because it was still early and on a Sunday. That's why I marched through to Belorado. There were already a few shops there, but there was a bar open. That was enough for me and I ordered a coffee inside. I saw tortilla de patatas, which looked very juicy, but I was still full. I took my usual 30 minute break and thought about how far I would go and what accommodation there would be. Due to the weather, I wasn't able to estimate my workload for today. I called 2 hostels. One didn't answer and the other one I talked to a person who assured me a room. I should send everything via WhatsApp. I was calmed down and was able to move on.