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Has anyone ever walked principally at night?
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[QUOTE="Rebekah Scott, post: 678752, member: 271"] I live in the middle of the Meseta and I enjoy amateur astronomy. I am sometimes out on the road at odd hours of the night, and have met two or three pilgrims out there on their Way, "madrugadors" who prefer their own company and the peacefulness of the night. They are always men, always carrying a tent, always walk in good weather and when the night is bright, and sleep in their tents in some discreet spot during the day. They´re hardcore pilgrims, going without a shower or sello, laundry or hot meal doesn´t seem to faze them. I don´t know what they do when the moon is dark, or if it rains -- maybe they just grab a nap and walk in daylight, or use those days to get cleaned up and rested. I can attest to the incredible brightness of the camino moon when it´s in its fuller phases and there are no clouds. It´s downright magical out here on "my" stretch of the trail, and perfectly walkable.. .when conditions are right! That said, trying to navigate the albergues and food service hours would be a real headache if you insisted on walking in the dark. This is an enterprise for the independent camper-hiker person who doesn´t need much infrastructure support. [/QUOTE]
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