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MM and M replied to the thread Outdated credential.I had my credencial for 5 years and couldn't use it due to illness, injury and Covid! But it is ok to use. People use the same credencial if they walk their Camino in stages over a number of years. Have a great time!
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MM and M replied to the thread Sarria to SDC Poles/sticks?.I found hiking poles to be great. They give stability and don't make you tired. If you're used to walking with them, use them.
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MM and M replied to the thread On line reservations for accommodations.Don't be concerned. They keep your reservations and you just pay when you get there. I never had an issue with this.
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MHi I did the Inglis back in September wearing my Salomon boots. But I saw plenty of shoes and trainers. I'd wear whatever works for you. Sean
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MWear what suits your feet. Wear what you are comfortable in. Why change?
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MM and M replied to the thread Ok entering the shoe debate with trepidation ....I can only speak from my own experience as an Aussie (familiar hiking in heavy leather Redback hiking boots) walking the Camino last year from SJPDP to Santiago, Finisterre and Muxia. I wore trail-running shoes. Big mistake! Boots give far more...
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MM and M replied to the thread What to do different next time?.1. Wear boots, not shoes. 2. Have rest days in major towns/cities and explore them more I flew into Paris too (from Australia) then caught the train to Bayonne, then one to SJPDP. Did you start your Camino from Madrid, or travel back to SJPDP...
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MM and M reacted to J Willhaus's post in the thread SJPDP-SDC in 32 days-is this realistic? with
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Also keep travel time in mind to get to and from your start and end points. I agree starting at Pamplona or Logroño would give your a cushion. Both are easier to get to than SJPDP by bus or train. Also have you considered ending on your preferred... -
MGronze.com divides it into 33 stages. Depends on how many miles you feel you can cover. 32 days would be about 15 miles a day, every day with no rest. For me (now 76), that’s a lot. I did my first Camino in 2015. I had 36 walking days, and 5...
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MM and M replied to the thread SJPDP-SDC in 32 days-is this realistic?.Yes, it is doable...if all goes to plan! Although 32 days is a very fast journey, and one which would require a very good level of fitness and good health. However, with all the best intentions, things don't always go to plan. On my Camino in...
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