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They are aromatic, more so in hot weather, of course. In the days before airconditioned airports, when one walked down stairs from the aircraft, returning travellers could smell they were home.
The Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, have a blue haze about them, caused by eucalytus oil droplets...
Interesting, I didn't know about that, and I suspect not many Australians know about it, certainly not those of us over east.
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He founded the monastery at New Norcia, in Western Australia.
Poncho, (Decathlon or Altus as the sleeves are not going to flap about.)
One pair of pants, zip off is your choice.
Hat with a brim, 'cos skin cancer's a bugger !
Enjoy the trip, I hope to be there in the (northern) autumn
I started from Bedous after taking the shuttle train from Pau in September this year, stopped at Urdos, then Candanchú and Canfranc Pueblo. The station is impressive, in fact that's one of the reasons I wanted to cross at Somport.
I used Aldi merino t-shirts on my recent walk, good value, wore well, looked and smelled fine even after weeks of wear (and not too many washes) and as you say about $A30 !
In Osse, yes. Only two here at this gîte so far.
I am doing the Aragones indeed. Others have also said it is a lovely walk and I have long wanted to see CanFranc station for myself (not just on TV with Michael Portillo 😹)
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