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[QUOTE="JohnnieWalker, post: 42366, member: 853"] Hola - I wouldn't assume that albergues will be open even when you cross to Spain. Often in November after the summer rush even all year round albergues may close for a few days so that hospitaleros can have some time off or essential works can be done. The Online Guide gives the e mail address of the local Tourist Office at each stage - if you e mail them with the question I am sure they will try to find out for you. In Portugal a good standby is the local firestation where they will provide shleter for pilgrims. Another Option would be to seek the advice of the people at the excellent Albergue in Rates who will be more familiar with the route in winter: [url=http://www.alberguederates.com/01PT/P01ALB_PT.htm]http://www.alberguederates.com/01PT/P01ALB_PT.htm[/url] Good luck and please let us all know how you get on. Any information you send about the route in winter could be incorporated in the Guide for use by future pilgrims. Buen Camino John [/QUOTE]
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