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[QUOTE="Camino Chrissy, post: 1052072, member: 67313"] Lots of good input on this lengthy thread. In 2015 on my first Camino Frances, I spent six weeks in Spain. I chose to skip the Meseta😱 in order to spend more time in Santiago at the end, including some vacay on the coast in Muxia, Lires, and Finesterre. It was the perfect choice for me and I have no regrets. I saw the meseta from the bus window.🙂 In 2017, I repeated the Frances, and walked every single step of the way, including the lovely Meseta. I again allowed six weeks as I am a slow walker, which included extra days to enjoy favorite cities/areas. My favorite daily distance is 20k, but I have done 30-35k a number of times, however my feet then always tell me they are not happy. It shouldn't matter how many days a person chooses, or finds the time to walk a Camino. Whether we walk fast, or slow, the only really important thing is that we hopefully enjoy the journey; whether for spiritual reasons, or simply to immerse ourselves in a particular country's culture and its natural beauty. If our plans do not work out to our liking, there may be an opportunity for a "next time" if life circumstances allow. [/QUOTE]
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