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Yes, that is another (more universal) issue. I have stopped flying within (mainland) Spain because of the climate crisis, but that often means longer and more expensive journeys.
We met two pilgrims with dogs. One was camping outside an albergue where she was "helping" in return for a campsite. The dog got sick and required surgery and she was trying to figure out how to get back to her home country.
Another had a...
I don’t think the accommodation situation is any different on the Lana than on the Levante, Ebro, etc. On the Villajoyosa alternative, we did contact people in advance - in Torremanzanas, the hotel owner opened up a rather large facility just...
The website @mspath has suggested brought back good memories of a car trip in that area when I visited a handful of chateaux in the area. Chenonceaux was a highlight and I remember being charmed by Villandry's gardens; formed like pieces of...
Lots to see and then again not that much to see. Some towns you can see in a 15 minute walk. Some iconic simple albergues on this stretch. (The ruins at San Anton, San Nicholas, Santa Maria at Carrion de los Condes, Santa Cruz in Sahagun). Also...
Lots to see and then again not that much to see. Some towns you can see in a 15 minute walk. Some iconic simple albergues on this stretch. (The ruins at San Anton, San Nicholas, Santa Maria at Carrion de los Condes, Santa Cruz in Sahagun). Also...
Based on just a little experience, my wife and I have found that areas in rural France are readily accessible by public transportation. We reached an isolated spot on the Via Podiensis (the Le Puy route) via train and bus. The website <<Rome2rio...
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