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[QUOTE="tyrrek, post: 79832, member: 11952"] Hi Monica This is so difficult to answer. You may have warmth or cold in spring. I was there April-May this year, so a little bit earlier than you're planning. I suggested to another peregrina (also travelling April-May) that a compact sleeping bag should be enough. You may have a particularly chilly night, in which case the albergue might have blankets. If not you can go to bed in socks and fleece! If it's too warm, do whatever modesty allows! Everyone's idea of warm and cold is different so there's no definite answer. Remember it's Spain in spring - not the Arctic - and the altitudes you'll reach aren't that great (although they may feel like that when you're climbing them! :D ). Follow all the good advice on this forum and don't be tempted to take extra clothes, bedding etc 'just in case'. If you find you're consistently uncomfortable you can get what you need in Spain. Buen Camino! Edit: p.s. I saw your blog and look forward to following it. Keep us posted with your planning and camino! [/QUOTE]
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