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  1. ArleneLaskey

    Money taken from my Cash Passport! ☹️

    These are great suggestions, thanks!
  2. ArleneLaskey

    Bus or Uber from Santiago to airport

    You can also walk if you have plenty of time. I walked from the airport into Santiago. It is about 15 km and joins with the Camino Frances after the first few km. I found it a great way to START my Camino Finisterre. But then I took the bus out to the airport when I left.
  3. ArleneLaskey

    Hiking Pole Rehoming Service?

    In 2022 I started walking in Santiago, and was able to pick up some donated poles at the albergue where I stayed. I walked to Muxia and Finsterre, then Porto to Santiago again and left them at the same albergue. Sweet! All I need to provide was some pole tips.
  4. ArleneLaskey

    LIVE from the Camino Camino de Invierno mid-April 2024

    Thank you for sharing your experience. I am looking forward to this route next spring, so this is most helpful.
  5. ArleneLaskey

    LIVE from the Camino Kitchens in the Albergues in the Camino de Invierno

    Very useful information as I understand several of the albergues are in areas with no restaurants nearby. Thank you.
  6. ArleneLaskey

    LIVE from the Camino Camino de Invierno mid-April 2024

    Thank you for sharing your experience. The Invierno is my route for next spring, so I look forward to following your journey.
  7. ArleneLaskey

    Extra days to fill

    That's a great idea also. Then group has great ideas! Did you stay at O Lugar de Jesus in Escrivatude? I love that place:)
  8. ArleneLaskey

    Extra days to fill

    That would make it pleasant, but I also like the idea someone suggested of walking to Finisterre (or Muxia).
  9. ArleneLaskey

    Tips for two weeks time !

    Gators for the sand are a good idea but you probably only need them in a few places, depending on sand shifting. A few albergue suggestions: Casa de Carolina at Anha Quinta da Quinhas at Vila Praia de Ancora (and walk up the hill to the restaurant) Then I went inland at Caminha to Valenca and...
  10. ArleneLaskey

    Extra days to fill

    You could take an extra day with the Variante Espiritual. It is typically 2 days of walking plus the boat, but the first day from Pontevedra has a giant hill, and the second day is quite long (for me, anyway), but very beautiful.
  11. ArleneLaskey

    Question about stages and accomodation: Labruja, Armenteira

    I stayed at the municipal albergue in Armenteira and was able to book in advance through WhatsApp. If you do this, make sure to get a confirmation. I almost lost my bed because I didn't have one. From there it is a short walk back to the Monastery for the pilgrim service, which is lovely. I...
  12. ArleneLaskey

    Atypical/memorable albergues on Camino Francés?

    Refugio Guacelmo in Rabanal is donativo and would be more personal.
  13. ArleneLaskey

    Atypical/memorable albergues on Camino Francés?

    Casa de Jesus in Vilar de Mazarife has a ship of some kind in the yard and is a very nice albergue. I have fond memories of my stay there. Not sure if that is the one you are referring to.
  14. ArleneLaskey

    Which route between Caminha and Tui?

    I walked the original route from Caminha to Valenca in fall 2022 and loved it. I actually stayed Sao Pedro da Torre (Alvorada Medieval is an awesome albergue) which is a few km before Valenca. I stopped at Vila Nova de Cerveira for lunch so it is well supported. But it was a quiet walk and I...

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