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[QUOTE="Becky 59, post: 1166050, member: 78173"] Definitely cold nights (I had frost on the ground in El Acebo (just after Cruz de Fero) on Oct 22 in 2021, and it was cold enough from mid-Meseta that it was hard to convince anyone to keep windows open!). By mid-October, I would start the mornings with everything I owned (including hat, gloves, buff) but by noon was in shirt sleeves. But the days are short, and just before daylight savings ends the last week of October, the sun doesn't come up until almost 9 am, and the afternoon sun isn't warm enough to dry laundry, so I found I would chip in with other pilgrims for a washer and dryer load every 3-4 days. I found it a wonderful time to be walking. Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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