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[QUOTE="tyrrek, post: 78814, member: 11952"] Hi Monirose Great advice from previous posts. I think your hunches are right about the distance to walk each day and backpack size etc. Boots or shoes is a personal preference (lightweight boots for me). I'd be more worried about doing the Camino with someone else rather than doing it alone! You'll always have as much or as little company as you want, but you won't have to fit in around anyone else's walking speed, accommodation preferences etc. Your biggest challenge is probably meeting up with your children. You'll find them easily enough, but getting the timings right is the difficult bit. I think you'll have to be clear in your mind about what is important to you. For me it was important to walk every step of the way, but others were happy to get a bus/train etc if they were running to a tight schedule. I'd just suggest getting a good guide book and trying to work it out as best you can. If you or your children end up having to wait for a day or so for the other to arrive, well, there are worse places in the world to be! Buen Camino! Keith [/QUOTE]
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