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  • BillW
    Great news. Enjoy your Camino. I hope it's everything you hope it will be. I know it was for so many of us. Buon Camino! (If you think about it, post after your Camino and let us know if the corns came back.)
  • BillW
    I trained a lot for my hike (Le Puy to Sanitago) and got corns. Mine were on my second smallest toes on the inside facing the pinky toes. (My pinky toes are slightly tilted inward, causing rubbing.) My main solution was corn pads. Sounds like...
  • BillW
    BillW replied to the thread Le Puy route.
    Great advice above. Here are a few of other thoughts... Lots of things are closed on Mondays, especially in the smaller villages, so plan to carry food/supplies especially on Sunday and Monday. The Cele Valley Variant is considered by some to...
  • BillW
    BillW replied to the thread Heat waves...walking in August..
    I walked Le Puy starting August 2022, which had several very hot days. As people have said, starting early helps a lot. Usually, on hot days, I tried to be done walking by 1:00PM or so. Generally, the heat didn't worry/bother me too much, but...
  • BillW
    Well… about the drying gimmick, I don’t know if you noticed but in the demo when she finished, the woman’s pants were soaking wet at the bottom. I am guessing her shoes were too. Another thing to consider is the likely scarcity of a large enough...
  • BillW
    What are "pilgies?" I'm guessing they are clothes pins, which seems like it might work well.
  • BillW
    I couldn't find any posts about this topic on the forum (first time that's ever happened) so I thought I'd ask... It always seemed to me that wringing hand-washed clothes never works very well, and I wish I had a wringer available to squeeze out...
  • BillW
    BillW replied to the thread Camino Options.
    On the Le Puy route, I think you'll find that Le Puy to Cahors has the most walkers (not the last stages near SJPDP). It's beautiful and quite popular with the French. But "busy" on Le Puy route is nothing compared to the Frances route. I found...
  • BillW
    Looks like the Tour de France will not directly stop in any Spanish Camino towns this year, although it may cross over with some of the GR routes for the French routes. La Vuelta (Spain's tour), on the other hand, does cross over in some...
  • BillW
    BillW replied to the thread Via Peuceta Italy.
    Haven't done the trail, but have visited Matera. Absolutely loved it. Our plan was to make it a base for a few days while we explored the area, but we were enjoying ourselves so much, that we just stayed in town and explored. It's nothing like...

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