peregrino robert
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I am planning( thinking ) the camino for 2011 and have heard that it is possible to start in Chaves .
Start in Chaves and then later join Via de la Plata?
I would like to know if there are Albergues or we have to sleep in hotels?
"WE" are a friend who is trying for the first time and me who have walked the Portuguise twice, where the second time was with start in Matosinhos (part Coastel) and othervice trying the detours from John Brierley's guide "Camino Portuguès).
I would like to know if the route is waymarked well (arrows and shells) or we have to walk by the "ear" (With some maps) or yet again with very precise maps and so on?
I was also thinking of Englise, but it is only 4-5 days. Not enough..
For me it would be good for a start, to get the feeling again and then walk as a guide for/with my friend from Chaves to SdC and perhaps take the finish to Finisterre.
My friend only have 2 weeks, so it has to be "short and intence".
I hope you can help....;-?
Bom Caminho
Robert
Start in Chaves and then later join Via de la Plata?
I would like to know if there are Albergues or we have to sleep in hotels?
"WE" are a friend who is trying for the first time and me who have walked the Portuguise twice, where the second time was with start in Matosinhos (part Coastel) and othervice trying the detours from John Brierley's guide "Camino Portuguès).
I would like to know if the route is waymarked well (arrows and shells) or we have to walk by the "ear" (With some maps) or yet again with very precise maps and so on?
I was also thinking of Englise, but it is only 4-5 days. Not enough..
For me it would be good for a start, to get the feeling again and then walk as a guide for/with my friend from Chaves to SdC and perhaps take the finish to Finisterre.
My friend only have 2 weeks, so it has to be "short and intence".
I hope you can help....;-?
Bom Caminho
Robert