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[QUOTE="GASpangler, post: 342, member: 66"] [color=darkblue][b][size=4]For an extensive collection of Camino Santiago Weather, start here: [url]http://www.elcaminosantiago.com/Weather-Camino-Santiago.htm[/url] The time 'needed' varies with the individual and the season. Avoiding July and August is a good idea, from two points of view. One: less congestion, two: kinder weather. The Meseta can be a real beast in August. I had the keen forsight to do the Camino in 2003, the hottest year in a hundred, and of course was in the Meseta in August. Absoultely Brilliant. Your time on the Road from Burgos could be as little as two weeks, or a more leisurely four. I've done the Camino three times to date, and the longer you take, the more you can absorb. Roncesvalles to Santiago was a seven week amble in 2003, and a four week walk in 2004. Same Road, different timetable. Longer is Better. I'd recommend a day of rest once a week: your muscles can use a bit of recouping. I have pushed onward daily, no rests, to make a schedule, but now feel it is better to have a rest day. See if you can land yourself in a larger city for an extra day. Burgos, Leon, Astorga and Ponferrada all merit a look around. Buen Camino![/size][/b][/color] [/QUOTE]
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