Our 23km walk yesterday really tired us out so we decided to take it reaaal easy today.
After a nice sleep in, we had a long breakfast (another disappointing morning of only bread). I must have had almost 5 cups of tea before we retreated to our room and sat on the balcony in the sun and admired the view.
I quickly felt sleepy again, so had a nap while Ryan read his book. It wasn't until lunch that Ryan woke me up and we walked to the town centre to look for food. The problem with Theth is that it really is just a village, so there are no restaurants, only guesthouses that serve food to their guests. Luckily, as we were walking a girl around 8-9 years old started talking to us and took us to her friends restaurant. We were so happy, especially because we've been so turned off by the food served at our guesthouse (pungent cheese, weird meat, everything smells like a goat even the lettuce), so we couldn't wait to eat something different.
Ended up having pilaf, bread, chips, salad and cake, for about 8€, much cheaper than our guesthouse.
We also met some other travellers, which was nice. But also met a couple staying at our guesthouse and the dude was full on, giving us a spiel about what he does for a living.
Then went back to our room and Ryan had a long nap until dinner time.
After a nice sleep in, we had a long breakfast (another disappointing morning of only bread). I must have had almost 5 cups of tea before we retreated to our room and sat on the balcony in the sun and admired the view.
I quickly felt sleepy again, so had a nap while Ryan read his book. It wasn't until lunch that Ryan woke me up and we walked to the town centre to look for food. The problem with Theth is that it really is just a village, so there are no restaurants, only guesthouses that serve food to their guests. Luckily, as we were walking a girl around 8-9 years old started talking to us and took us to her friends restaurant. We were so happy, especially because we've been so turned off by the food served at our guesthouse (pungent cheese, weird meat, everything smells like a goat even the lettuce), so we couldn't wait to eat something different.
Ended up having pilaf, bread, chips, salad and cake, for about 8€, much cheaper than our guesthouse.
We also met some other travellers, which was nice. But also met a couple staying at our guesthouse and the dude was full on, giving us a spiel about what he does for a living.
Then went back to our room and Ryan had a long nap until dinner time.
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