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I have done numerous Caminos and did the WHW folllowed by the GGW last fall at the age of 71. The one thing I found most difficult was the lack of places to stop to have a second cup of coffee. Once you start walking for the day you are pretty much on your own. I went in October with a friend...
I train by taking a lot of long walks and doing strength exercises and yoga. However, I did the San Salvador in 2019 and my advice would be not to rush it. It is so beautiful you need to take the time to really experience it.
A friend and I are planning on walking the Via Francigena, starting on May 20. We would really like to walk over the Grand St. Bernard Pass, but realize that we would probably be a couple of weeks too early. So my question is, could we start in Pontremoli and walk towards Switzetlsnd instead of...
I will be finishing the Camono del Salvador tomortow and then starting the Primitivo. I would like to stay at an inexpensive non-albergue for one night. Is there someplace close to the start of the Primitivo that would be a good choice?
I stayed at the albergue in Poladuras with 4 other pilgrims on Saturday night. It was quite nice. The walk on Sunday was breath- taking.. I took my time snd only went as far as Pajaras yesterday.
I started from Leon this morning and am in La Robla at the albergue this evening. I did not see any pilgrims along the way. There are 5 of us at the albergue so far. The weather was perfect and the way is very well marked.
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