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[QUOTE="Edupuschi, post: 1247961, member: 111357"] Cheers, I'm on the last week before my first Camino (frances) and anxiety is rising... I will start from SJPP on apr/30, and understood that maybe on the first section of the Camino, I might face some cold temperatures to sleep, so initially I decided to pack a sleeping bag that I already had, which comfort temperature is 12°C/53°F (extreme temperature 5°C/41°F). Since I thought it could be too hot for most cases, I would also bring a very light sleeping liner (125g). The thing is that when I packed my 40 liter bag, the sleeping bag took a lot of internal space, and at the end the total weight of the bag exceeded my target, so I'm thinking about leaving the heavy sleeping bag at home, bring the light liner along with a light blanket from Decathlon (understanding that on colder places at this time of the year it would be enough even if I had to sleep with a fleece blouse and hotter pants). Under this new configuration the bag became much better on the internal layout and the total weight went down to the target. So I would like to ask to you fellow pilgrims who walked the Camino Frances during may and finishing in early june, does it seem to be a good strategy, or I might have problems with cold on the albergues? I imagine that it should be some sort of heating on the albergues on colder places, but have no idea on what would be the room temperature. Thanks in advance for the advice...Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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