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    Niggling hates (dislikes) on Camino

    Whingers
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    Geneva to Le Puy GPS

    Mapy.cz has all walking paths on it - even here in Australia. It’s incredible.
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    Looking for advice about Camino Le Puy

    A lot, mostly French people when I walked March April this year. Many were retirees. You’ll have no problems at all with gites, and every night is a communal meal. I can’t recommend it enough, it was a beautiful Way :)
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    Help me slow down my Camino Primitivo

    Hi 👋 I’ve just finished the Primitivo and there are two Albergues towards the end where the hospitality and warmth are out of this world, as well as delicious communal meals. The first is in Bodenaya - Refugio de Peregrinos (I recommend booking in advance), and the other is A Pocina de Muniz...
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    Food on Le Puy

    I’ve just walked this route. Just keep in mind that it’s not at all like the CF, which if my memory serves me correctly, had food stops seemingly everywhere. It will definitely require a little more planning on your part, but nothing to be worried about! Mondays though nearly everything was...
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    LIVE from the Camino Bed racing on the Norte - thoughts after 1,5 weeks here

    I highly recommend the monastery as well! As for the ‘bed race’, I was up very early to race for a bed at the monastery as I’d heard there were few beds and it was very popular. I was one of the first there, but even late in the afternoon there were still pilgrims arriving and getting beds...
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    HOKA warning

    I can relate to your experience with Hoka. I too am hugely disappointed with a pair of boots sold to me in 2018 as ‘waterproof’, in Australia. For a couple of reasons, including of course Covid, I didn’t put them to the test of long distance hiking/walking until coming to Europe in March, only...
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    Can I donate my hiking stick in SdC?

    Thx!
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    Can I donate my hiking stick in SdC?

    Hi :) I have a beautiful wooden hiking stick I purchased in Le Puy which I can’t take back home with me. Is there somewhere in SdC that I can donate this? Thanks!
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    Help - Going with companion, but want to be alone

    Tell him. This is YOUR Camino. He’ll find his way. He’s a grown man for goodness’ sake. You probably should have had the conversation sooner, but it is what it is.
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    Down jacket or No?

    Hello Lisa, fellow Australian here. I’m currently walking the Le Puy route and brought a down jacket with me, as well as a fleece, rain jacket and long sleeve merino. 2 days ago I mailed the down jacket home. Today it was 3-5C and my merinos plus rain jacket sufficed whilst walking. Hope this helps.
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    Physiotherapist

    Yes in the Aubrac - thankyou so much for your help
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    Physiotherapist

    Hi, I’m currently in Rouget and think I may need to see a physiotherapist. Does anyone have any advice on this? Thanks!
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    Trouble with Accommodation along the Via Podiensis

    Hello Kanga, I too will be starting from Le Puy mid-March and am wondering if there is snow on the plateau are you still able to see the direction signage? Thankyou :)
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