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I went right by way of Tamallancos. According to Gronze it has less road walking and in May while not bone dry it wasn’t too muddy. Gerald Kelly says it can be muddy and flooded after rain. Having not gone left I can’t compare but as a rule less...
I walked it on Tuesday and there was no problem with the stream. As has been mentioned the stop at the cafeteria beside the service station is ideal.
The terrain is not too difficult.
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Clearly there's a problem about 3km after Oseira at the moment. Someone's dogs are running wild. Hopefully they'll get them under...
Do you use Gronze.com ?
Great resource. Btw Fuenterroble de Salvatierra has such a lovely albergue., with stacks of room.
From there you could take the variante to Morille / Gronze shows a stop before Morille to shorten the stage . I’m...
If I remember correctly, Artieda is up a steep hill to the left, and the camino goes by the bottom of it. The hospitelera at Arres suggested getting a bocadillo from the bar in Arres the night before, and that was a very good idea!
That's why I pay more in a Donativo than I would elsewhere, that has a 'price'.
A Donativo, for those who can afford it, is a chance to help out a bit and 'give back'........
I think one of the magical parts of walking a Camino, is interacting with the people along the way.
The locals and the Pilgrims.
Sharing our stories with other Pilgrims, supporting each other, hearing why they are walking.
It's truly humbling...
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