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[QUOTE="Camino Chrissy, post: 641792, member: 67313"] My Camino wheels are turning for ideas in the Spring 2019. I'm actually "all over the place" thinking of routes in Portugal, Spain and Italy. But for now, I'd like some opinions regarding/comparing these two routes in Italy from those who have possibly walked both...the Via Francigena (the section from Lucca to Rome) and the Way of St. Francis (Florence to Rome). I'm interested in the basic comparisons of trail waymarking and difficulty, infrastructure of food and lodging, and natural beauty. I know both will have historical interest and charming villages. I have toured Italy before, so am somewhat familiar with the country, but have never walked there...and I do not know Italian. :) In what little research I've done, I am confused on which route I would possibly appreciate more...can't do them both! Thanks for any advise tossed my way! [/QUOTE]
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