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Hi - I empathize with your situation. 3 weeks b4 my first Camino last year i developed a miserable and paralyzing neuroma in my left foot. I immediately saw my podiatrist who recommended a shoe with a 6mm drop from heal to toe and not an ankle boot as the pressure around the ankle was also...
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Hi hel&scott - this makes me laugh as the truth is - no, i don’t really know what I’m doing - I’m just trying to do and not just dream! I may have gotten lucky on the first go round so I have a bit of trepidation around this next one especially knowing the season is getting on and the...
Thanks all I appreciate your input! Lots of options to consider.... Maybe even Lisbon to SdC & the Finisterre loop again given the time. Lovely quandary to be in but a quandary nonetheless. Will see if I can make something a reality...
Thanks VNwalking - all good options. The first which you recently did, how many days approx? My sweetspot for distance is closer to 20 - 28K a day - closer to 30K and I turn into mush.. can do it but don't enjoy it.
I have a similar map as my screen saver and it does inspire!!!
Hello all you veteran peregrinos! I walked my first Camino from Lourdes to 'The end of the earth' last Sept / October... like many, I've caught the bug! Thank you to all who post such sage advice and keep the humor going on this awesome forum.
Now my question: I may have the opportunity to...
I adored my Pacer Poles. I had regular poles before and these are hands down better for hand fatigue and the extra boost up some of the steep hills not to mention descending.... and added bonus is that both my arms and back became much stronger during the hike. In addition they collapsed to a...
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