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You have nailed it Tinca some contributors did not read the original post all the person was asking for was a scenic nice walk with his gf 15 kms a day not a big ask simple. I would like to apoligise to Rosch it's not always like this on the... -
At the risk of challenging your assumptions about the OP’s intentions, which you do not know, ALL pilgrims are free to walk in their own way and this is the beauty of pilgrimage—a spiritual journey. Pilgrimages may be long or short, and as most...
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He can do both, though. Buy the new Hokas for the camino, keep the old ones and after the camino, if either pair still has life in them, he can continue to wear them for shorter walks at home until they wear out.
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I want to go down, not up? Hang on you're talking on a computer right - I only ever access the Forum on my phone - no end button in sight 😏 Thanks anyway
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EricJR replied to the thread 'Jump to new' on the forum."End" button followed by about five taps of "Page Up" (depending on screen size)?
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EricJR replied to the thread Wheelchair possibilities?.Hi Bryce. I have a relation, similar age, who uses a wheelchair who has asked about this, so I've thought about it. I've walked the CF from Burgos, and the part from Leon twice. Overall, I think the walking path is about 50-75% gravel in the...
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Santiago is probably the only major Christian pilgrimage destination where any fuss is made about how pilgrims got there. I think the decision in the 1990s to introduce a 100km minimum walking distance for the Compostela was a mistake - mainly...
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EricJR reacted to M2ME's post in the thread A call for regulation or permit on the Francés with
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Indeed. He maybe should take his own advice and guide groups in winter as you did. -
EricJR reacted to C clearly's post in the thread A call for regulation or permit on the Francés with Like.
The offense being what? Walking in Spain without a permit? Non-resident-of-local-area walking in Spain without a permit? That would be a very serious infringement on the whole idea of freedom of movement.
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Your response implies it is the walkers fault if a collision occurs. There should not be a "fright response" at all. I've been road biking, mountain biking and walking for over 60 years. Learn your place. If by bell, voice or slower movement...
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