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    New to European Travel

    After being away from this forum for over a year I am back. I was planning on hiking the Camino in 2020, but we all know what happened. I am going to walk it in 2023. I have questions, or maybe they are concerns, on transportation. I am flying into Madrid and then starting my walk in Astorga...
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    The time slows down and stretches on the Camino?

    As I get older (63) I find time is going by way too fast. I am looking forward to time slowing down when I do my first Camino this May.
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    Newbie to travel in Europe

    Thanks to all who have replied. It has been very educational.
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    Newbie to travel in Europe

    Hi fellow pilgrims. I will be starting my first Camino in April of 2020. I am flying into Madrid and need to take a train or bus to Astorga. When I fly into Madrid is there a certain station I should use to travel from? I have been trying to book my tickets now, but I think I am early. I was...
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    Beginning my first Camino in SJPDP.

    I will starting my first Camino April 30, starting in Astorga. I too, am excited and having a blast planning the trip. Buen Camino
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    Liner versus sleeping bag

    Thank you for the nice response. I am really impressed with all of the responses from all of the Pilgrims. Now I just need to make a decision.
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    Liner versus sleeping bag

    Since I don't have either, I think I will take your advice as well as other pilgrims and buy a sleeping bag. Thanks
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    Liner versus sleeping bag

    Hello Pilgrims. I start my Camino April 29, 2020. I will be staying in albergues for the most part. I am not sure if I should use a liner or lightweight sleeping bag. I am starting in Astorga and walking to the ocean. Thanks for your help.
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    Tours

    Thanks. If I plan for 3.5 weeks, I should have plenty of time in Santiago and Astorgia.
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    Tours

    Thank you everyone for your responses. You have renewed my faith in "The Camino will provide." I will use bits and pieces of everyone's advice to complete my journey without using a tour company. So, I have another question. I plan on starting in Astorgia, going to Santiago and then to...
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    Tours

    Next year when I do the Camino de Frances I was planning on staying in albergues or hostels along the way without making reservations. A thread last week referencing the albergues being full kind of spooked me. I am now thinking about using a tour company to book my hotels/hostels. I know I will...
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    3 weeks to walk

    Thanks. I like that idea
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    3 weeks to walk

    Thanks. I will take a look.
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    3 weeks to walk

    I am going to walk the Camino Frances next May. I would like to finish in Finisterre. I am in good shape and would like to walk 20-25 kilometers a day, with a rest day in there someplace. Any recommendations on where I should start? Thanks a bunch.

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