Shoes

Sometimes when we get up in the morning and in the dark, it's difficult to see the differences in things. One of the rules in Alberges is that hiking shoes are kept on racks and they are not worn inside. You can wear your sandals but not your hiking shoes. Since Mary, Maggie and I arrive at the same time our shoes are really close together. Twice Maggie has tried on my shoes which are at least one size larger. The second time I had a huge blister on my heal and I could barely put my foot into 'my shoes'. I told them that my feet must have swollen over night, that I didn't think I could walk that day and then looked down and saw that Maggie had my shoes on.



My shoes are on the top.

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