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So, I've just found about this event and thought it would be good to share here. The movie has been mentioned in previous posts, like this one. Unfortunately, I cant be in Sydney on that Thursday, but maybe others can! At Hayden Orpheum Picture... -
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A wonderful Morcilla, as well, which I can't quite decide is a local recipe or from Burgos. -
We stayed three nights in Logrono to play up, we’re getting old On one day we bused back to Viana and walked in luggage free We visited Laguardia (visit the old city underground , great tour) Then we went to the wine festival in Haro Spectacular...
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The Los Arcos to Logrono stage and the Logrono to Najera stages a long totaling 58 km. You may consider doing it in 3 stages with breaks at Viana and Navarette. Viana is a nice small town with some nice restaurants and cafes. I stayed at the...
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I’ve been in a relationship with Camino since 2012. Still together 👍
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When I was 27/28 I asked God to send me a man: named Ken (to my Barbara/Barbie), 6’2”, 190lbs, single, well-educated, never-married, no children. When I was 40 on my second camino I met him in Roncesvalles at the pilgrim’s dinner. He lived on...
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Laurie Bryan Larson replied to the thread Between Pamplona and Najera.Bar Deportivo in Navarette has amazing garlic soup and tapas! Definitely worth a stop.
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Hola!! In need of some ideas. I'm needing to fill in some time and was wondering, what city/town/village/small village would you spend an extra day/night in and why? Or, someplace special to stay in-between any of the stages between Pamplona and...
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It was called "Un Paso Limpio," it was sponsored by the Amigos de Astorga and the Japanese Association of Pilgrims, with funding from Correos. Yellow plastic bags were distributed along the Frances route, and pilgrims could take them, fill them...
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