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  1. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Welcome home Heather. Well Done. And yes the Parisians have a knack for looking well groomed all the time. No Walmart casual for them.:)
  2. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Congrats Heather on completing your Camino. Long or short, finishing your Camino is a major accomplishment. Happy to hear your friends father is OK. Glad to hear your OK. There is a restaurant across the street from the Finisterrre bus station, it has a big outdoor seating area overlooking...
  3. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    You go girl! Got the book. Read it over and over. Glean something every time I review it. Congats on completing your Camino. Due to time constrains I took the bus to Finisterre but walked out to the End of the World. Your posts have been full of insight and useful information. Thanks a...
  4. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Remember Heather, it's not normal to serve on a ship that they sink on purpose! Submariners :confused: are not normal! so the stories they told are probably true. As for me, I was a fleet sailor and served on greyhounds. One of our jobs was to look for and sink Subs. How did you get a...
  5. Urban trekker1

    Food on Camino Portugues

    My favorite food in all of Europe was, by far, the bread! :) Our bread here is made to last for weeks. We have nothing like Europe. :( Give me a piece of bread with some ham and or cheese and I'm a happy camper.
  6. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Sorry about the foot.:( I'm a retired Navy Corpsman and nurse. Not sure what you have. Could be a callus acting up too. Rest is always a good idea. Use caution though if it is an infection. A mild cellulitis can become a life threatening emergency real fast. If you can, get someone with a...
  7. Urban trekker1

    Food on Camino Portugues

    Truth be known, I found good things to eat everywhere I went on my ingles Camino last year and I don't read Spanish and speak a little Mexican Spanish.:rolleyes:
  8. Urban trekker1

    Food on Camino Portugues

    I may be trouble, I'm a steak and potatoes kind of guy and allergic to fish.:)
  9. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Heather, it's the Camino! We all smell like Eau de Horse and sometimes Eau de the other end ;) and no one cares.. The cleanliness of ones washed clothing is, I guess, a state of mind. To my mind, if I washed them or went swimming with them on, they are clean.:D
  10. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Heather, I monitor the weather in Santiago and sorry to say the weather picture is not good. Looks like rain or sun with rain showers for the next 4 days. Hope you got that poncho and umbrella. Be glad it was the Achilles tendon and not plantar fasciitis. The latter is easier to treat and...
  11. Urban trekker1

    Paths v Road, Hill v Flat

    Try this site Mundicamino Complete Guide to Camino. It will show elevation gains and losses along with towns with facilities. Only good for the Spain portion
  12. Urban trekker1

    On the road (again)...

    Heather, so glad to here from you:). I'm happy for you on your first few days of walking and sorry:( about the planter fasciitis. My first Camino I pushed to hard the first few days and developed blisters, tons of hot spots and a lot of pain. Fortunately for me the pain reach a tolerable...
  13. Urban trekker1

    Soon heading out: Camino Portugese!

    Hey Heather, I'll stay there.. How about some Tom Waits Jazz? Keep us followers posted when you can and remember their 18 something years old and we are something something years young.
  14. Urban trekker1

    Soon heading out: Camino Portugese!

    The homeopathic store here only sell wild mountain weed and I don't have any use for it. Have a safe and sane Caminho adventure.
  15. Urban trekker1

    Soon heading out: Camino Portugese!

    What!:eek: Chocolate is not a Homeopathic remedy!
  16. Urban trekker1

    Soon heading out: Camino Portugese!

    Yes DEATH by chocolate, a good way to go and a tasty death.
  17. Urban trekker1

    MP3

    I took mine. It was great at night in Snore filled albergues, that and Ravels Bolero is great for long hill climbs.:)
  18. Urban trekker1

    Soon heading out: Camino Portugese!

    It Sorry, I'm quoting a recent TV commercial here in the states. It's a electric cart/wheelchair. In my opinion it's the leading cause of death of senior citizens today.

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