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Honestly, there are a lot of factors to consider. Luggage transfer? Number of K’s per day? Weather, injury, fatigue, seeing sights…
I did the complete trek in 26 days, then went on to Finesterra and Muxia in 31 days total last summer. I had no rest days, so again, it all depends on so many...
I would also like to make clear that you need to cover the blister with a regular or cut to fit flexible adhesive bandaid…before putting the moleskin or plaster on. This way it will allow any liquid to drain/protect the blister, without ripping the entire blister off. Sounds like common sense...
I just ran into two pilgrims in London, who just finished. They advised gloves, however now that I’m thinking about it (jet lagged of course) they began in May.
I am starting out on June 20 from SJPP and am concerned about the weather. Rain and lightening…hike through it or what? I’m on a timeline, but want to be safe. Also, I heard I need gloves too for the high passes,
Thoughts?
Reading though this thread and thinking…humm I wonder if this will be me? My thoughts are with you.
Saw the mention of Gronze as a resource, but I don’t see an app for it. Details on this resource would be awesome!
Last summer I travel all over with my “approved” airline backpack that is not designed for hiking trails. I have a larger backpack, which I think would be excessive for the Camino. I truly dislike checking luggage, especially with transfers. Looking for suggestions, since I’m planning on doing...
Ah! I love it! Hold my plans lightly…that’s the goal. I’ve enjoyed researching and getting a sense for what/where things may be.
I realized last summer my plans changed, based on weather! Too hot in Italy, go to Switzerland. Lodging booked while in route on the train.
Thank you for the...
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