Off we go again on a new route for me, Camino Invierno. Not sure I’ll have much to add the already excellent details posted by @peregrina2000 and @Wendy Werneth and Nick.
I’m trying to follow their suggestions but my staging and distances are...
Hi all, I'm currently on the Ingles, in Neda, & thought I would post with the state of play.
1stly , if your flying into A Coruna, & starting at Ferrol, it's an easy transfer. I got a bus from the airport, into A Coruna, then from bus stand 1, a...
This satellite shot from Google may help.
The camino comes in from the north to Alto de Lepoeder, from where the track descends to Roncesvalles. Instead, I turn right and take the asphalt road, the NA2033 downhill to the Iglesia de San Salvador...
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(This is a continuation to my Sanabres Report posted yesterday. Since I don't know how to continue it in the same thread, I have to write it in the same way I wrote the previous...
That is why a lot of people including me each time, take the turn to the right, at the directional sign, just after the peak. Instead of proceeding straight-on down into the woods, as you did, one follows the winding farm road down to the church...
Yesterday I travelled to Beaune which is on a chemin that leads to Cluny from NE parts of France, Belgium, Netherlands and thereabouts.
I slept in camping les Cent Vignes (municipal, I think) and they were very nice, leaving me a plan with a...
I have used that train twice, latterly from Ponferrada earlier this year. It comes all the way from Barcelona, so by the time it gets to Ponferrada it is ALWAYS an hour late! Yes, it follows the Invierno, more or less, to Monforte de Lemos...
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