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The simple solution I used last year was to get together with other Pilgrims when my gear needed washing/drying to make up a full load and share the cost between us.
It is not that difficult at all but the best option is to break it up by stoping over night at Refuge Orisson, which is a wonderful stop over. By doing this you have a short but fairly steep first day but only 7.5km. The following day is an equally easy 18.5km just take your time. I walked it...
My Camino experience exceeded all expectations. The people I met, both Pilgrims and Locals, made every moment of my journey an event to rejoice in the human spirit. I have lived and worked in many countries and met some exceptional people but The Camino brings out something indescribable in...
My Camino was an experience beyond expectations and the people I met, both Pilgrims and Locals, along the way made that experience. I have never encountered such generosity of spirit from such a diverse collections of humanity as you meet on the Camino. I have worked and lived in many countries...
That is ridiculous, Sorry to hear of your unfortunate encounter. Snoring is so common I doubt there is anyone that does not or has not snored. It is a simple fact of human physiology. That Lady certainly is going to have a hard time because there will be snoring in EVERY Alburgue regardless...
Try the next best thing to Barefoot with a pair of Merrill Barefoot's. There is an assortment of styles to suit most. As good as walking barefoot but with the protection for the sole of your feet when the going gets tough or Hot. Keep in mind there are some extended sections either on pavement...
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