1) they always provide good advice, as well as friendliness
2) their information is always most up to date, and their lodging lists, whilst not perfect, will always be an excellent complement to other sources
3) besides, in France, it's...
Just got to Rabanal. Started May 20. It is not crowded. No traffic jams or conga lines. But I’m not here to argue about “crowd” hysteria—I’ve done that enough over the last few years and likely irritated a few veteran Forum members.
Instead, I’m...
While you may have felt uncomfortable, this taxi driver was doing you a favor, and a very generous one at that. It seems that he's exactly the type of person that we talk about the Camino "providing" for us when in need, whether physical or...
The title of this thread is very misleading - total Clickbait, in fact.
Seriously, what are you complaining for? A nice person did something nice for you and didn’t talk the whole way?
What exactly are you warning women about? A gap in the...
Which would explain why he stopped chatting...
I agree with @trecile - unless he said or did anything threatening to you, everything (at least the way I see it) could be chalked up to your emotional state: it went up then it went down, crashed...
I'm trying to understand. I agree, that it's probably not a good idea to accept a ride from a stranger (but this was a taxi driver) as a solo woman, and that you felt uncomfortable after a while, but did he actually do anything threatening? And...
All I know is I got sick in Puente la Reina on May 3 and I am STILL coughing up my lungs!
I've met several people with the same complaint.
Whatever this is, it hangs on forever. . .
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