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[QUOTE="Tia Valeria, post: 612190, member: 6537"] Hola Joe I am talking about the N-632 and N-632A, not the new autovia. They are the narrow grey lines on the map section (A-8 is the wider grey line) and there are few straight stretches anywhere between Soto de Luiñas and Cadavedo. (As in [USER=42489]@Jan_D[/USER] 's [URL='https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/attachments/screen-shot-2018-04-10-at-16-57-01-png.41069/']screenshot[/URL] - This needs opening in a new tab!) We drove it more than once and were very concerned for the few peregrinos we met walking it. Also for those keeping to the Camino track and crossing the road round sometimes blind corners without stopping to look. If you want a scenic ride you could take the FEVE - only 4 trains per day - but very cheap. Many hotels, even small ones, have family rooms and for a small extra charge will put in another bed or cot. Booking.com might help you to find places and then search their own websites for further details and phone numbers if you need more information. Stay safe and God bless you all. Buen Camino [/QUOTE]
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