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[QUOTE="KatWanderlust, post: 126445, member: 13559"] Jstorybook as mentioned above it's best to be prepared for rain, the cold and have layers! I walked the Frances 5th October - 12th November 2010 and would recommend: - A good Goretex jacket, brilliant for keeping the rain off (with waterproof pants & pack cover) and acts as a windbreaker when the winds whip up and they do get rather chilly! - Gloves (somewhat waterproof if possible) and a beanie are essential for the early mornings especially as you get towards the end and the beanie is useful at night if the Albergue isn't heated - If you tend to get cold at night a good sleeping bag is worth bringing, i used blankets over mine many times especially in the last 2 weeks - Merino layers (such as Icebreaker) are fantastic for use day and night, don't weigh too much and don't require a lot of washing. I wore my longsleeve 24/7 for at least the last week and it held up fine. Buen Camino! [/QUOTE]
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