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[QUOTE="John Cook, post: 1196770, member: 98861"] When I left Seville on April 5 this year on the VdlP the temperature was around 30°C by midday but a week later I saw a report on the BBC website saying the temperature in Seville was 40°C. I don't normally like the heat but I had been so depressed by the awful summer in the north of England this year that I flew to Lisbon in late September and was walking in 35°C and was so grateful to be walking in the warm sunshine that I didn't care that it would normally be too hot for me. The normal stage on day 3 from Seville is 28 kms long, with no services. I did this bit on the same day after completing the normal second stage, a big mistake. The road is almost entirely straight and as I didn't want to finish with the big hill in the national park, I stayed on the road for the entire stretch. Mind numbingly boring! I always carry a bit of emergency food with me but I don't remember going all day without passing some sort of services. If in doubt, check for petrol stations on the nearby road. It's a lovely route and I'd rather walk it in the hot sunshine than the warm rain. [/QUOTE]
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