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Curious about your VF experiences
Thanks Tim! I have also found your website and blogs of your 2018 VF. I will read through them with pleasure :).- Bras90
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Curious about your VF experiences
Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences. Tips for sightseeing are ofcourse also very welcome!- Bras90
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Curious about your VF experiences
I must have had my eyes closed half the time, because I did not see so many war cemeteries along the way from Calais to Amettes. Or does it start after that first week? I did see many churches with 'regular' cemeteries. Also interesting to learn how you navigated your own way. Were the VF signs...- Bras90
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Curious about your VF experiences
Thank you for sharing your experiences and tips. I will definitely continue the journey. It will be easy to enjoy the solitude this time, when I am prepared for it. I like to keep spreadsheet for planning purposes, and it seems that for every pilgrime-type accomodation, you will have to stay in...- Bras90
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Curious about your VF experiences
Hi all, After walking the Camino Frances in 2017 and Portugues in 2019, I wanted to try a new pilgrimage in 2021. To sort of keep the uneven year spirit alive.. As I do not have so many leave days at hand as before, I decided to try out the Via Francigena, and to do it in stages of 1 to 3...- Bras90
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