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This of all sections I would suggest having your bag transported. Why have a chance of injury so early on? Those opportunities will come later. ;). The office in SJPDP has small backpacks for you to borrow.
You can easily find someone at the lodging in Astorga. I am sure you will not be alone in this regard. Please don't let this discolor your excitement - you are going to have a wonderful experience!
I will also be in SJDP on the nights of the 27 and 28. I walked the Camino 4 years go with my then 15 year old daughter. Now alone. Do you know where you are staying in SJDP? I have also opted to do the crossing in 2 days this time, stopping in Orrison.
Abergue do Sol in Fenistere https://www.facebook.com/albergue.dosol?fref=ts Walk or bus after finishing the Camino. Short walk to lovely beaches and choose your perfect Camino shell.
I carried a 3 gallon ziplock and some powder, very concentrated, soap. A few albergues do have machines and it is a wonderful treat to be able to get clothes really clean. Some are free and some cost. Worth the $.
Yolanda - I will be departing SJDP on May 29th - I had initiated this post/query when I did the Camino the first time with my daughter. This time I'll be on my own. Maybe we will see one another on the way.
OK - way off topic! Back to clothes washing.
Best suggestion I got here about 6 months ago and it worked perfectly for me.
Get the large, 3 or 4 gallon, Zip-lock bags. Fill with water and soap and add clothes. Zip close and shake or just move the clothes around. Also could leave to soak...
So this is Linda at the end of her Camino and I just want to thank you for all the suggestions. I used many of them.
Tonight I am in the ¨Hippie¨place mentioned before, Albergue do Sol in Fisterra. What a perfect way to end you Camino. If you have a facebook, search for them and ask to be a...
I wonder how many others, like me, did not know that this calendar exists! Look at the lower left corner of this page and follow the instructions of how to log in with the username caminocalendar and password peregrino. Super easy!
27 days and counting every one!
Linda Lou and Emily
OK - I'm game..... Are you talking about being in a more urban area or is there something that I am missing? Are there some parts of the trail less safe than others?
Thanks!
I will be traveling with my teenage daughter. She is an incredible traveler and I trust her to go it alone during the day if she likes. Having said that, what would be the best way to come back together at the end of the day if we have not chosen where we will spend the night? Those of you...
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