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psalmone1 reacted to Peterexpatkiwi's post in the thread LIVE from the Camino Current big wave at beginning of Francés with
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I initially agreed completely with you. And then I thought about it a little more. We all talk about the fact that it is not up to us to judge who is a pilgrim and who is not, or how another Pilgrim should walk their Camino. @J Willhaus &... -
As has been said tea in Spain is difficult to come by and weak if available so definitely take your own. Same in France. Also make sure to ask for cold milk or you might get hot. I have to say though that café con leche is amazing in Spain...
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Asking for "Te ingles" (English Tea) can work in some places...
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Great news. Enjoy your Camino. I hope it's everything you hope it will be. I know it was for so many of us. Buon Camino! (If you think about it, post after your Camino and let us know if the corns came back.)
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Yay! Happy that you have this resolved.
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I use a boiling coil. You can get them from a fereteria, ironmonger or Chinese shop. Bring as much tea as you can. The stuff in Spain is weak and you need about three teabags per cup. Also condensed milk will travel in your backpack.
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I enjoy a nice ‘cuppa tea’ with milk too but I’ve found it often difficult to order at a bar in Spain; HOWEVER…. whilst walking with friends last year …. One of them was familiar with what was available and had no problem at all asking and...
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The booler may be overkill. Instead consider getting an electric coil - they're lightweight and make a cup of boiling watter in a jiffy. There's even a thread for that, long running and entertaining...
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I can only say that my dermatologist happened to look at the corn on my R foot shortly before I did the Frances and she discouraged me from having any kind of surgery or removal before the Camino because it could be worse if it was not fully...
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psalmone1 replied to the thread Painful corns on foot - any advice?.Update: podiatrist shaved down the calluses on both toes. Wow. No more pain! He suggested to still use the gel pad between the toes, which I will do. Went for a 5 K walk yesterday…no issues. Phew. I’m feeling much better about my walk now! Who...
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