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[QUOTE="julie, post: 110428, member: 668"] Am I the only pilgrim who doesn't have a Brierley? I prefer to carry as little as possible and simply want to know how far it is to each village and whether there is an albergue, bar/restaurant and shop. I like to carry the profile diagrams which fit on one A4 sheet of paper and haven't found it necessary to carry a map for the Camino Frances. There is a great sense of liberation in walking until you've had enough and then stopping. You tend to meet up with the same people for a few days and then one day you arrive and you don't know anyone. Are the usuals ahead or behind? It doesn't really matter as you often cross paths again even if it's not until Santiago. Although I missed some people terribly by walking like this, I usually found that there was a reason I had to walk alone and when it was time, I bonded with yet more wonderful people. [/QUOTE]
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