We took the high-speed rail system to Cuenca Spain, a small quaint city in the mountains. We arrived at the train station “Cuenca Fernando Zobel” which is a new station located on the outskirts of Cuenca.
The new train station is a beautiful new facility and is quite impressive. It looks more like an airport than a train station.
We decided to walk into Cuenca and headed down the sidewalk towards the city.
As we continued the walk the sidewalk ended and we were walking along the roadway.
We continued to walk for approximately 30 minutes when a priest stopped his car and approached us. He asked us if we were ok and where we were headed. We told him to our hotel in Cuenca and he indicated that we were about 6 kilometers away from our hotel. He offered to take us there in his vehicle and we decided to take him up on his offer. The four of us and our carry bags squeezed into his small compact 4 cylinder car. The priest was very helpful and drove us to the hotel.
We thanked him very much and offered him some money, which he refused. He told us to pray for him and wished us well. It is nice to see the goodwill of strangers and to be the recipient of a random act of kindness.
We settled into our hotel rooms and prepared for the next few days of exploration and adventures in Cuenca Spain.
That was very nice of him, ……….were there no taxis?
That train station was a long way from town!!!
The taxi’s were gone when we got there and we decided that it looked fairly close to town… Miscalculated a bit.