Sirage

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Joined: Apr 15, 2015

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- Sirage replied to the thread Gradient Graphs for Camino Frances.
  
  Whilst that is very useful and accelerates the process, it is then, depending on the context, useful to manually scale the vertical access of the jpg or png images to suit your purpose. I this case it appears from comments above (and I would...
  
  Yesterday at 3:50 AM
- Sirage reacted to Walkerooni's post in the thread Gradient Graphs for Camino Frances with Like.
  
  Bless your heart for putting all this work into this project. So forgive me for saying that the seemingly random elevation scales in no way reflect any degree of difficulty I have encountered on my Caminos. Brierley guide, gronze website, and a...
  
  Yesterday at 12:06 AM
- Sirage reacted to lt56ny's post in the thread Gradient Graphs for Camino Frances with Like.
  
  No matter how many graphs there are (and there are lots of places that have them), you still gotta go up those gradients and back down!!!! ;)
  
  Yesterday at 12:05 AM
- Sirage reacted to Tincatinker's post in the thread Camino by skateboard? with Love.
  
  And of course the {%%}}}% could just walk 🤪
  
  Wednesday at 11:47 PM
- Sirage replied to the thread Low cost, high speed trains Madrid - Santiago.
  
  That seems odd unless the track gauge has been changed in the last 12 months? ""This is subject to correction from people with local knowledge as I don't know the current complete details and Wikipedia does not appear to be up-to-date."" Vigo...
  
  Tuesday at 6:14 AM
- Sirage reacted to Smash123's post in the thread Demographics of Le Puy with Like.
  
  I had the exact opposite experience. I left Le Puy in the morning after mass, and though I chose not to walk with people during the day, I fell in with the same people over and over in the evenings, at local bars, coffee shops or gites. At least...
  
  Monday at 4:28 AM
- Sirage reacted to Mananath's post in the thread Demographics of Le Puy with Like.
  
  None at all. A lot of the people on it were preexisting friend groups. There were a few solo walkers who I would occasionally run into but never really walked with anyone. This is vastly different than the Frances, of course. I am sure it...
  
  Monday at 12:47 AM
- Sirage reacted to Kathar1na's post in the thread Demographics of Le Puy with Like.
  
  You've not walked from Le Puy, though? What I meant is a certain "subculture" that I noticed along the Camino Frances, which is the only Camino in Spain that I know from own experience, and that I did not detect as present on the GR 65. I am not...
  
  Monday at 12:44 AM
- Sirage replied to the thread Demographics of Le Puy.
  
  When I walked it in 2005 from late April for 4 weeks or so there were a lot of French people walking for a week or so, sometimes for a long weekend, during May when the French get out for some Spring fresh air. It appeared few French people...
  
  Sunday at 11:14 AM
- Sirage replied to the thread Demographics of Le Puy.
  
  ... and perhaps "Seniors ?" are more interested in just enjoying the walk, being in the moment, rather than having their headspace occupied with making YouTube videos.
  
  Sunday at 7:39 AM
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