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SLOW CAMINO - May 2013

The Route: This is the so-called “French way,” leading from the Pyrenees across northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela and the most well-known and well-travelled of the pilgrim roads to Santiago.

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SLOW CAMINO - May 2013

by sillydoll on 06 Apr 2012, 13:24

This is an assisted walk for people with disabilities who might not otherwise be able to walk a Camino and earn the Compostela.
100km walk on the Camino Frances from Vilacha to Santiago in 16 days - average daily distance under 8km per day (1km - 1.5km per hour). Adapted support vehicle and accessible accommodation in three 'base' places so that you don't have to pack up and go every day.
Numbers are limited.
http://amawalkerscamino.weebly.com/slow ... -2013.html

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Your Camino: Camino Lingo: Slackpacking the Camino (and other books) http://www.amazon.com/author/amawalker Walk with a group - http://www.amawalkerscamino.com : Read my blog: http://www.amawalker.blogspot.com

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