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    Sim cards

    Hello fellow Canadians! My phone is on Rogers and I was wondering where I would get the Orange eSIM… thanks in advance!
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    Rethink HOW and WHEN you walk the Francés - strategies for walking during busy times

    Agree!
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    Bayonne to Burgos on a Brompton (Tunnel Route)

    I am planning to do the same this year!
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    Luggage Transport from St. Jean

    Hello, I will be waking with my daughter from SJPP to Logrono when, hopefully I want to use my little folding bike (brompton) to do the messeta, the bike fits in a bag and weights about 10kg. From what I read above, I could send it from SJPP to Logrono? what service would you recommend...
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    from SJPP on a Brompton!

    Thanks!
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    from SJPP on a Brompton!

    Thanks everyone for your suggestions!
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    from SJPP on a Brompton!

    I don’t mind pushing the bike. How many km did you do per day? 50? If that was the case, did you manage to build a group of people? or this speed was to fast for walkers and too slow for road bikers?
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    from SJPP on a Brompton!

    I think at those dangerous places I would send my bike to the next stage/albergue and just walk with my backpack.
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    from SJPP on a Brompton!

    Hello folks, has any of you attempted to do the camino Frances on a Brompton? I have walked the Frances (2012) and the Primitivo (2022) and a part of the Norte. This time I wanted to try to bike, but slowly, taking my time and using mostly paths, not the main roads. Is this a crazy plan? thanks...
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    Sleeping sac - I'm looking for the lightest

    I have the same one, and just love it! Even in the summer, some albergues get really cold at night. Having a good night of sleep is a must to recover and have another wonderful fun in the Camino.
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    Recommendations for presentable, smart looking walking shoes

    Would recommend that you send your walking shoes home after the camino and get new ones for the standard travelling part of your adventure!
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    Down quilt

    I used a see to summit sleeping bag (traveller)and it was perfect, cozy and warm, I also loved that when it is open, feels just like a blanket!
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    Camino Norte to Primitivo + General Questions

    The hospitales route was gorgeous and not as hard as people like to say it is. I would avoid it if the weather is bad but not because it is hard.
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    Differences in the walking experience - pre vs post Covid?

    I just returned from the Camino Primitivo 1. it was really easy to find a place to sleep, most of the municipal albergues were not full, since lots of people are reserving in the private ones, so... I am surprised that people are scared of not finding a bed. The Primitivo joins with the French...
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