In general, this is the rule. In practice, I tend to temper with a little common sense. A couple of examples:
If I am approaching a sharp, blind turn I will walk on whichever side makes me most visible to oncoming traffic. Sometimes this is the...
I assume you mean without pavement. In which case you’re correct, facing the traffic. Where safe to do so ! Sometimes on a blind curve there’s no room, so you have to swap over.
Let your common sense prevail!
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I too had Plantar Fasciitis training for the Camino. Here's what I did: My doc prescribed a small dose of prednisone (steroid), AND I taped my foot with physic tape AND I shipped my large pack and only carried a day pack. I also had inserts...
I have just finished the Portugese Central Camino from Lisbon to Santiago last Wednesday, there is a lot of road walking which will not help your situation.
I have walked nearly all the Caminos over the last 10 years. On my first Camino I...
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