Traveling alone requires a bit if street smarts at any age, and particularly if you’re just learning to navigate the world on your own. You might want to read a few articles on how to carry yourself in an unfamiliar environment aimed at college...
You do not have to walk with anyone. I have met young women who connected with a young man, but after a few days, she was ready for some “alone” time. Don’t be afraid to be honest, or leave a little later, take a day off. It’s YOUR Camino.
Brief update: I am seated in the comedor of El Colono and - following last nights debacle - have established my solvency up-front before anyone assumed I was homeless; so the ‘Menu Especial’ is on its way.
The vino de casa comes in an un-opened...
Much, but not all of the AT can be hiked on a day hike basis. There are hostels, B&Bs and trail towns along the way. It requires planning for pickups or hitching to town. The FarOut app is a great resource. At least with respect to the Georgia...
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