james walter purdum iv
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- Time of past OR future Camino
- camino francés sept 1, 2015
where does this route start and how may kms and/or days?
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Thanks for that - I stand corrected It is a while since I looked at that site in detail and until fairly recently it only covered the Italian section and left you to find the earlier stages for yourself.he web site quoted above has an ap that shows maps and gives some information on accommodation and sights to see. It starts in Canterbury and has sections for England, France, Switzerland and Italy. The ap works offline and the maps can be zoomed. To me it looks like a good start for planning and carrying on the trip.
Thanks for that - I stand corrected It is a while since I looked at that site in detail and until fairly recently it only covered the Italian section and left you to find the earlier stages for yourself.
Check out www.pilgrimstorome.org.uk. This site gives all sorts of helpful information, including accommodation lists. You could consider joining the Confraternity of Pilgrims to Rome for credencial, badges, newsletters etc. Also the Facebook Via Francigena forum is good - ask a question and you'll be deluged with answers, some of them helpful. I was 69 when I walked Canterbury to Rome, and it took me 75 walking days, but with plenty of days off for interesting cities.where does this route start and how may kms and/or days?
I'm currently on the VF trail making my way across France having started in London (Pilgrim's Way to Canterbury) on 21st March. I expect to arrive in Rome the third week of June.where does this route start and how may kms and/or days?
Further...! Come on little legs...walk faster, walk faster...One of the authors of the Lightfoot Guide is working on a new edition. He has just posted to the VF Facebook group saying that the "official route" is gradually growing longer. Walk it now before Rome gets even further away
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