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    On the camino now!

    Patrick, I Love the ponies on the backpacks! I am Following your journey via your blog. I plan to walk this route in late May this year. Buen Camino Rebecca
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    Buffs Camino design

    A camino buff! And why not. Count me in, please.
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    Kiwi Newbie

    Hi britt I agree with Gittiharre. If you can, travel straight through to St Jean on the same day without staying a night in either Paris or Bayonne. There is no need to, unless of course if you would like to. I would instead stay a night in St Jean, or even two, to rest well from the long...
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    Christmas Camino

    The Parrador in winter off season. What an excellent idea !!! Have a lovely birthday, Robin. Enjoy.
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    Trondheim (Nidaros) to Santiago de Compostela

    Lovingkindness, Ian is right on 2 counts. (1) your blog is addictive. Even when I was travelling and had no access to the web, all I could think of was "where wld LK be and what wld she be experiencing". Could not wait to be online to follow your journey (2) your journey has given me ideas...
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    Big Dream - Your Favourites

    Hi Guy When I decided to walk Camino Frances, I also decided I will plan as little as is possible, and try to go with the flow. Even then this to me meant I know where I would be sleeping on the first night, place is booked, and I know all the intended stages of my walk, marked, highlighted...
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    Trondheim (Nidaros) to Santiago de Compostela

    Hey Lovingkindness I have been following your journey avidly, and am filled with awe and admiration for what you had undertaken. I hope some day I too will have the courage to embark on a similar journey. This year is quickly drawing to a close. May the new year bring you your heart's...
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    FITNESS ON THE CAMINO

    Hola Jane You do get fitter as you walk. 3 main things to aid the process are hydration, nutrition and rest. Drink plenty of water, this reduces fatigue. Tuck in with no guilt. You would have walked enough each day to justify all the calories. And get to bed when it is lights out at the...
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    Pictures from Camino Ingles

    Hola Una There are a lot more hills to climb on Camino Frances than there are on Camino Ingles. There is really only one long day ie the stage from Betanzos to H. de Burma. Further Camino Ingles is a much shorter route than Camino Frances, and you can ease into the camino by having short...
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    Christmas Camino

    Hola John and Robin, The Burgos Cathedral is well worth a visit. And they will give you a sello too. With the pilgrim passport entrance fee is also reduced. You could start the day with a visit to the cathedral, then continue the camino after, possibly making it a short walking day. Oh and...
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    Pictures from Camino Ingles

    Lovely! I love the forest paths, and this route seems to have a fair share.
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    Christmas Camino

    Hey John and Robin Agree with Greg on Granon. It was one of the highlights of my walk too. Santo Domingo is a lovely place with excellent restaurantes. Can be loads of fun. But somehow Granon was special. The atmostphere around the communal dinning and the service after just wraps one up...
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    Just home from Camino Ingles

    The walk was great. I had near perfect weather. I was expecting heavy showers, hail showers, and showers and showers but instead, I had blue skies for all the days (except one). I left for A Coruna on Dec 6 (Mon) with more than a 3 hr delay, due to weather conditions. The longer I had to...
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    SNORING!! I am the Champion!

    If you can get your hands on a pair of ear plugs they give out at F1 races, it be great. The plugs mould themselves to your ear. If they can block the roaring cars, they can block the snorers! I am an insomniac. On bad days (regardless of reasons; snoring, light in the eye, etc), I just...
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    Camino ingles Luggage Transfer

    I was recently walking on Camino Ingles and needed to forward extras to Santiago. The options seems to be (1) by taxi - expensive - 65 to 70 euros (2) by bus - someone will need to pick up the package and store it for you. (3) by post. Option (3) worked well for me. Cheap and safe. Cost me...
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