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[QUOTE="Deleted member 3000, post: 564272"] It is in Spain, so it is more similar to the Camino Frances/Via de la Plata. It is far quieter than the Chemin de St. Jacques. I like the Le Puy route better having walked each one twice. An [I]autopista[/I], A-10 I think, is being built along the N-240, so a couple of years ago there were bridges to nowhere and lots of interchanges being built. There is a lot of local opposition to the reservoir, but the water seemed quite far away from the route. It should not be too hard to move the route up the hill a short distance, so changes may not be large. I am walking it this winter, and will report back on its condition! Stages are fairly distinct because infrastructure has not been expanded. In the winter, there will be quite a few closings. Towns and cities are very interesting. The abandoned train station at Canfranc was the largest in Europe when it was finished. [/QUOTE]
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