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Personally I found the transition a difficult one. My Camino ended abruptly en route to Finnesterre when my wife came down with a severe bout of the vomits. We bussed back to Santiago and tried again in a car. Every track crossing and every walker that we passed caused pangs of longing and a...
Perhaps it was the time you walked. I was on the trail in May and June and met heaps of Americans, really enjoyed getting some first had insights into that most fascinating country.
Have just completed my first Camino and am pleased to report that it exceeded all my expectations, I now understand why people do it again and again and again.
There is one thing though that took me totally by surprise, in a less than pleasant way, and that is the amount of litter on and around...
I'm with Stefania here concerning the poles, also why count clothes being worn, surely they are a constant.
If you take those out its hard to see how you could be more minimalist. I am leaving in May and so wrestling with my own list.
Cheers, John
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