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[QUOTE="Donna Sch, post: 368060, member: 33191"] For me the hardest part in the heat of summer with a heatwave was northern Extremadura. The day we walked to Caparra was a scorcher and you may find yourself running out of water. My friend had completely run out and I had about 200 mL left on a Sunday with the visitor centre shut and the vending machines locked inside. The stage of walking into Zamora was also a very hot day for us and there is minimal shade. There are some places that you expect to be hot but which get breezes (hills CAN be good!) and others that have lots of trees so you get shade even if indirectly. If you are walking in summer you have to be able to tolerate 35 deg C walking on roads. For me that is when the hiking umbrella tended to come out and it made all the difference. Hats trap the heat a little and you want to lose it. It's funny how you welcome the appearance of sprinklers and irrigation ditches yet the same thing later on in Galicia has you ducking out of the way. [/QUOTE]
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