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caminocoffee reacted to Ladybaguette's post in the thread Injured after stage one and upset with
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Thank you for the kind words and anecdote, this was very encouraging to read. I realize this is not a race and taking it easy and enjoying what I’m able to experience is more important than getting to the finish line. It’s really all about... -
caminocoffee replied to the thread Lodging Valença/Tui.Casa da Barca on the camino just as you enter Tui.
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caminocoffee replied to the thread Best 100KM route ( max 15 km per day -7/8 days max).Portuguese way..Take the train to Valença. Walk across the border brigde. Stay at Casa de Barca in Tui. It is right on the camino. Juana is a wonderful host. There is a steep hill walking to the Cathedral in Tui. Beautiful church. We took the...
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caminocoffee reacted to jungleboy's post in the thread Best 100KM route ( max 15 km per day -7/8 days max) with Like.
My favorite final 100km (or a bit more) is the Portuguese from Tui, including the Variante Espiritual.
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caminocoffee replied to the thread Best 100KM route ( max 15 km per day -7/8 days max).I suggest the Portuguese from Tui to Santiago. You can do it in 8 days. Take a train from Porto to Valença. Cross the border bridge to Tui. We did it in June. It was a wonderful experience.
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Thanks for the tip, I think I may just do the Portuguese from Porto via the costal route then, let me plan it.
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So, with 3-4 weeks you’re thinking of spending one of them farting about getting from Porto to Oviedo or even Pamplona? Haven’t the gods of international travel already pointed you at your route? 😉 Looks to me that you’d have time to walk Porto...
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Oh, I seem to have skimmed over the part where you already had a flight booked to Porto. Definitely Tincatinker's advice is the way I would go.
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caminocoffee replied to the thread What ailments to expect after many days of walking?.The camino is a pilgrimage. A pilgrimage is a journey. Take it slow on your journey. Expect less injuries. Buen Camino
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caminocoffee reacted to Jagdev D.'s post in the thread Pilgrims Behaving Badly - Is the Camino Frances full? with Like.
Ok, I was referring to only the business close/near the camino walk ( CF) where I did my walk. Did not meet anybody local who was not happy for me being there, yes, Some were overwhelmed by the large crowds. I had no problems spending and...
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