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For me, the above spots on the Camino and on other walks, my hiking poles have added two more points of contact with the ground and prevented many falls.
My apologies if this is redundant, there are so many replies. When we walked last year some of our camino family were traveling with a company that put them in guest houses off the Camino. They combated that isolation by staying in the town prior to calling for a taxi or pickup and having some...
There is the ability to donate from home. They were really helpful last year after our Camino. I used this link to donate from home.
https://www.pilgrimhousesantiago.com/donate
Astorga would be my choice
I agree with this choice as well. Astorga had quite a few Roman ruins. We took the museum walking tour. In Spanish but we picked up the basic idea of each site. The palace designed by Gaudi is wonderful and one of the displays is an older Cruz de Ferro.
We did as well. I thought it was lovely. I needed medical care and they were so helpful. I may have missed someone mentioning it already but another reason to try to stay in O Cebiro is the pilgrims mass at the church, I found it quite special.
can you see an aA in the url space up top? If so tap it, sometimes it will give you the option to translate what is on your screen. I do not know why sometimes it offers the ability to translate and sometimes it doesn’t, it is just a little trick someone on the forum taught me a while back. It...
Fair point, I always planned based on 2 KM/hr. That included all stops, eating, sightseeing, pictures etc and it worked well for us. Always made it to our stop when planned or early. I am a slow walker, many folks passed me.
We really enjoyed the Albergue Del Perdon in Uterga. Just 17km from Pamplona. If you are worried about coming in late and having no bed, they take reservations. They are below Alto del Perdon and because of this make sure it is not dark when you descend. I liked choosing my steps to avoid loose...
I may have missed it as there are a lot of replies and I just skimmed through. However, it appears you may have not received an answer re the section prior to the bridge. When we walked it this June there was a big sign that directed you one way or the other (steep or less steep but longer)
We loved staying there this year, Juan was wonderful although we did not have the opportunity to meet his wife. The town had a great party and there was singing at the church at midnight. We also had the meal at Maralotx, wonderful experience.
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