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I do hope that you will post a 'Live fromtheCamino' thread about your experience on this route, @chechakoman. Last year I diverted on a round trip by bike from Burgos to Covarrubias. I can highly recommend the Pension Galin in that lovely little town, seen here at the end of the street...
"The Camino Provides" is the heading I use when posting livefromtheCamino. I have found it apt when considering the small kindnesses done by people I have met and the unexpected bits of good fortune I have experienced. I and most others I have encountered neither expect nor seek out such...
Thank you! I’d be happy to, I got a little caught up with my luggage issue but otherwise it was challenging but so fun. I did make it to roncesvalles.
Absolutely drenched the entire day. It was snowing at the summit of the valcarlos route. Spoke to some people who went Nápoleon and I thought...
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When you have a moment, would you mind please sharing how difficult was that day and how did you cope with the trail? Maybe you can start another "live fromthecamino" thread
Update: Account of a very challenging day SJPdP to Roncesvalles (crazy weather) thank you @garlicbread !
There were at least 20 mattresses in the Fronton - I’m sure they could have stayed there, but regardless, they could not stay at Ventosa. Clearly some of the in between stages are filling up.
I spent an afternoon plotting out the next week - and checking that I could get accommodations t the...
We bought a small inexpensive pot at one of the Asian stores for use in the Xunta albergues last winter (did not work at one albergue that had an induction cooktop though, it worked in the rest). We carried it on a carabiner clip on the outside of the pack.
A small 2 person paella pan was...
@Filippo05ff - I’ve included kitchen descriptions for most stages in my livefromtheCamino thread. Most are fairly well equipped (Villavieja, Xagoaza, Monforte, Rodeiro, Lalin, Silleda) until you hit the typical Xunta albergues (Diamondi, Bandeiras, Outeiro). If you have a knife and ideally a...
Livefromthecamino: I walked thecamino alternativo to La Milla del Paramo. The road up to San Martin del Camino has very low traffic. Weather was awful, heavy winds with rain. Got another 3,5km to SMdC and I would not recommend to it like that 😂 if I would have known better I would sleep...
I thought: livefromthecamino? Posted in 2022?
Then I read the last three or four posts.
The best book, indeed, the imprint of the steps, the journey, thecamino. Wise input from @VNwalking .
Actually, my guess is no guidebook is needed.
May your pilgrimage be deeply meaningful and help you...
Are there only 4 beds there or did people just not show up after they had booked? I know that has been a problem in the past couple of years as well. We stayed at Sotes, which also has a limited number of beds in a small private albergue. Najera Municipal should be opening again in a few days as...
Day 1 - To Montserrat we go ......
4 yrs since the last Camino, older, less brain cells, easily confused usually followed by a touch of frustration and sometimes panic :) . I left Coventry, UK at 6.30am and made it to Barcelona's Plaza Espanya by 2.00pm, and also managed to get my folding...
(Soon-) LivefromtheCamino del Salvador - starting end of April 24.
We are currently on theCamino de Invierno around 43km before reaching Santiago - fromthere we will catch a bus to Leon to start theCamino del Salvador on Thursday. Luckily we have a very generous schedule with a planned...
I've just finished walking Toulouse to Jaca on my pilgrimage from Rome to Santiago which I'm in doing gradually 3 weeks at a time.
I spent a lot of time reading the posts about this section and really appreciated @Juspassinthru live updates who was doing this section when I arrived in Toulouse...
Thanks so much!❤️ Weather was pretty cold and rainy when we started out, and now it’s cool in the mornings and evenings, but hot in the afternoons. We checked the weather every day before we walked. Layering is key. If there was any rain in the forecast, we wore or brought our rain jackets and...
Cheryl - first of all congradulations by the time I post this I think you will be in Santiago! thank you so much for your postings livefromthecamino Portuguese! I have found it so helpful as I will start the coastal and spiritual variant in around a week and a half, as a solo pilgrim. I am...
FYI regarding budget, For air fare, meals, lodging ground transportation, etc. last winter We averaged $2,150 per person for 2 weeks, however, that involved no luggage transfer and all stays in albergues except in Santiago and Madrid. In Madrid we had an AirBNB which also helped stretch the...
You don't say when you intend to go. The busiest time on this route will be in August when Europeans have their vacations so a lot more Spaniards on theCamino. April/May and September are also busy times. June is a pretty good month to shoot for. Still busy, but less so.
Lots of Sarria to...
Yes, and if you have a lot of Social Media friends, maybe wait to post your trip info and photos AFTER you get home...I don't count the forum here as I still want to see your "Live fromtheCamino" posts and I don't really know exactly where you live anyway...(except for Phil.)
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