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[QUOTE="MichaelC, post: 1141216, member: 41673"] 6:30 am: the rain is back, it’s 13 degrees, and I’m snuggled up under the covers waiting for the bars to open. Everyone else is still asleep. The irony is, I was usually the last one up in the CF. Never ever the first. Here’s another difference- on the Via you adapt to Italian times. Breakfast is 7 or 8, lunch is 1 or 2, lodgings don’t open until 3 or 4, and dinner places not until 7 or 8. Im doing shorter 15-20 km stages this first week, so it’s relatively easy to adapt. Tonight will be my first pilgrim’s accommodation, at the Convento di San Francisco in San Miniato. I’m looking forward to the communal meal - those were among the best of France and Spain. Yes, it’s built into the walls. Leonardo sketched it, and it seems it doubled as a fortress[ATTACH type="full"]147292[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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