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@VNwalking, I am also impressed with you walking so far on your porch! I would say that you have clearly mastered the art of meditative walking, to be able to walk as far as you do in this manner! Many years ago, with the assistance of all... -
There is only one first time, first kiss, first blush,first time down the road...I've been thinking along of what your saying lately. And came to my personal conclusion..that is if I build the experience up so big, so wide,so...all encompassing...
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twh replied to the thread Really Dumb Albergue Question. Sorry..I would prepare one’s kit for the least comfortable, least user friendly conditions. Some Albergues have modern “spacious” accommodations for showering, changing, hanging clothes, bench to sit on, shelves for toiletries etc.. In my limited...
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Sorry but I find it extremely inappropiate washing your clothes in the shower. There are designated ( outside ) washbassins just for that. Please take into consideration that hot water in an albergue is a precious thing so keep your...
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I have brought one, but sometimes you can't find a smooth surface to attach it to. Yes, leftover from my Parcho. 😊 It's always fun showering in the stall with the broken shower head bracket - which is to say most of them 😄 Holding the shower...
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For more on the drip-dry realities of showers check out this .earlier thread. The posts are still relevant. I have always enjoyed staying in albergues and taking a chance with the sanitary facilities is part of the trip. However before you...
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A few thoughts from me, inspired by the blog linked in the original post: 1. Knowing why you are going is good, but also recognize that you may be mistaken. People sometimes discover on the Camino that the "why" they thought they left with... -
@Anhalter The reason for carrying noodles is that on occasion I found a bed but no bar in the village and just a kettle in the abugue. On those occasions the supplies I had were very welcome.
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Zman - I enjoyed reading that list. You invited responses so here are mine. 3. Much of the Camino is steep ascent and descent, as well as being on uneven surfaces. If one is going to walk-train carrying a pack (I didn't) then if you live in a...
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Just relax. All things will pass. We are in a temporarily setback, but the Camino is there waiting for us. For some it is calling you in to walk, but you just have to wait a little. But we will be back: Just have some patience We shall once...
