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J F Gregory replied to the thread Any past or future pilgrims in the Top End?.We meet for coffee here. But stand outside the coffee shop because there's no place to set. It is worth the fellowship. -
J F Gregory replied to the thread Rain kilt vs trousers - Sept Oct - Portuguese Coastal.I have never used rain pants except extremely cold wet weather. It would seem to me that Sept/Oct weather would be mild. I generally hike in quick dry pants or a quick dry kilt . I have a light rain jacket. I dont use pack covers, but waterproof...
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J F Gregory replied to the thread Camino Frances: Background, statistics, and prognosis for the near future..I am semi retired. We were supposed to begin our next Camino last October. Of course all flights were canceled from the U S. We are waiting for the next opening. Being I work part time in the medical field I have had my part A vaccination...
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J F Gregory reacted to C clearly's post in the thread Camino Frances: Background, statistics, and prognosis for the near future. with
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J F Gregory reacted to gns's post in the thread Camino Frances: Background, statistics, and prognosis for the near future. with Like.
I walked the Camino Frances in July and August as circumstances allowed me enough time to start at St Jean and walk through to Santiago in one go, something I didn't expect to be able to do before retirement. I stayed in a mixture of albergues...
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J F Gregory reacted to Kevin considine's post in the thread How the Via Francigena is Different from the Camino de Santiago with Like.
This is one pilgrim’s perspective from a single pilgrimage and biased. However it will hopefully provide future pilgrims and Camino de Santiago veterans a sense of what to expect on Via Francigena (VF). 1. Longer Distance and Time: Of course...
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