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  1. geraldkelly

    Accommodation after Cea?

    Hi John! Since you haven't mentioned Oseria I presume you're going the left route. Well, you have several options on the way to A Laxe. There's a new albergue in Piñor and after that there's Hostal Ateneo, the in Castro Dozon there's Casa Dozón, the at Estación de Lalín there's Hostal A...
  2. geraldkelly

    Requejo to Lubian (Camino Sanabres)

    The route of the Camino goes through Aciberos. It was diverted across the motorway, past some concrete silos and across to Lubian along another path because of the AVE works. It's been restored to its original route through Aciberos for about 3 years now. That said, there isn't much to chose...
  3. geraldkelly

    Up to date C. Sanabres info?

    In Requejo a great place to eat is Restaurante Tu Casa, a few 100s metres up the road. https://www.viadelaplataguide.net/guide/requejo-de-sanabria
  4. geraldkelly

    Salamanca credencial

    I got one of these a few years ago. It ended up being a mess. They're trying to reinvent the wheel and they should really leave it alone.
  5. geraldkelly

    Up to date C. Sanabres info?

    I walked this Camino in June/July last year. The route description and route in my apps and book describe what I saw then and the route I took following the yellow arrows. I replied on another thread on here to say that there are several ways you can walk after Requejo but last summer they had...
  6. geraldkelly

    “All” Albergues on the Camino Frances in one pdf 2.0

    Hi! I've been publishing a free PDF guide to this Camino for over 10 years. It's listed in the resource section! https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/resources/free-guide-to-the-camino-frances.435/ Buen Camino! Gerald
  7. geraldkelly

    Route from fuenterroble de salvatierra

    Did you contact the albergue in San Pedro? it's the same number as the Casa Rural. As far as I know it's open although it was pretty run-down last time I stayed there. Also, Pedrosilla is a nice option. https://www.viadelaplataguide.net/guide/san-pedro-de-rozados
  8. geraldkelly

    New Official River Route from Requejo to Padornelo

    I'm sure they do. Are you planning to walk the rest of the Via while you're at it?
  9. geraldkelly

    New Official River Route from Requejo to Padornelo

    Be careful, parts of this route aren't accessible by car. You might end up having to walk a bit.
  10. geraldkelly

    Sanabres "Glitch"

    I suspect the Xil in this case is pronounced the Galician way which sounds a lot like J in English.
  11. geraldkelly

    Free guide to the Camino Francés

    geraldkelly updated Free guide to the Camino Francés with a new update entry: 2023 update Read the rest of this update entry...
  12. geraldkelly

    Free guide to the Camino Francés - 2023 update

    Fully updated in autumn 2023.
  13. geraldkelly

    Sanabres "Glitch"

    This albergue is open again now, https://www.viadelaplataguide.net/pages/updates~IVAR
  14. geraldkelly

    Sanabres "Glitch"

    I don't know. When I find out I'll update that page. There's several other places to stay in Montamarta, https://www.viadelaplataguide.net/guide/montamarta Or the wonderful albergue in Fontanillas de Castro.
  15. geraldkelly

    Camino bug is nibbling

    When are you planning to walk? The best route to walk relies heavily on this.
  16. geraldkelly

    Sanabres "Glitch"

    Thanks for this update @Camino Chrissy . I was in contact with them, they're closed for personal reasons and will reopen when possible. Bar Rosario has closed but the food in Café Casa Nuñez is very good (in my opinion). I ate there last summer. The albergue in the old railway station closed...
  17. geraldkelly

    New Official River Route from Requejo to Padornelo

    I just had a look at the Gronze route from Seville. In some place they have the recent changes. In others they don't have them at all. Impossible to know what to make of this. This show the importance of walking the Camino regularly. It's the only way to be sure about the route.
  18. geraldkelly

    New Official River Route from Requejo to Padornelo

    The Historic route was blocked off last time I was there and all the waymarkings were directing us up one of the two roads towards the main road. It's possible this has changed recently and that they've reopened the historic route. Looking at the Gronze map you can see where the Camino crosses...
  19. geraldkelly

    New Official River Route from Requejo to Padornelo

    I've walked this particular part 5 time and I think I walked a different way each time! The first time in 2012 it was May and it was raining cats and dogs. I remember arriving at the AVE works and getting some surprised looks from the men working there. That time I took a left over the bridge...
  20. geraldkelly

    Starting in May on VDLP

    Hi Rosway! Thanks for the plug. Last time I walked I did Cañaveral to Galisteo (27km), then to Oliva de Plasencia (29km), then to Aldeanueva following the greenway part of the way (about 25km). Longish stages but it was February and it was cold and dry so excellent for walking. If you want...

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