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    OBSOLETE COVID THREAD A query re COVID paperwork from Ireland

    Thanks. Thanks.
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    OBSOLETE COVID THREAD A query re COVID paperwork from Ireland

    An oversight here by me for sure. It's only just dawned on me that I'm flying from Ireland into France, duh. Any knowledge or info about French Covid stipulations?
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    OBSOLETE COVID THREAD A query re COVID paperwork from Ireland

    According to that link anyone arriving overland into Spain just needs their vaccination verification which I have. Thank you trecile.
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    OBSOLETE COVID THREAD A query re COVID paperwork from Ireland

    Dear fellow life pilgrims and readers, I intend to fly with Ryanair from Dublin to Biarritz on August 7th in roughly 3 weeks time. When I arrive in Biarritz I will get a bus to the train station and then get a train to St. Jean. I hope to begin walking the next day the 8th of August. I...
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    Fom Tarifa to La Linea via Camino Serrana via Camino de le Plata to Santiago and onto Fisterra via Muxia

    Wonderful experience. Great weather, smashing locals, tremendous food, very interesting fellow pilgrims. An arduous beginning but worth every step of it. A joyous time. Do it.
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    Fom Tarifa to La Linea via Camino Serrana via Camino de le Plata to Santiago and onto Fisterra via Muxia

    Job done.
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    Fom Tarifa to La Linea via Camino Serrana via Camino de le Plata to Santiago and onto Fisterra via Muxia

    TarIfa is presently blowing a gale. Walk begins tomorrow.
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    Fom Tarifa to La Linea via Camino Serrana via Camino de le Plata to Santiago and onto Fisterra via Muxia

    What a lovely thing to say. Thank you. :)
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    Fom Tarifa to La Linea via Camino Serrana via Camino de le Plata to Santiago and onto Fisterra via Muxia

    I'm very excited. Such a long walk ahead but I'm completely fearless. Thanks for the interesting reading here. I fly into Malaga April 9th. All going well I'll be back in early June. I'm not great at keeping diaries but hopefully I'll get a chance along the way to log in here and let you know...
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    From Gibraltar thru Ronda to Seville

    This insight is invaluable to me Jim. Thanks you.
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    North from Tarifa

    Wishing you a peaceful and safe Camino Alan with plenty of nice surprises along the way. I will be doing the very same route in Spring. Looking forward to reading more from you. Bien Camino.
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    From Gibraltar thru Ronda to Seville

    Thanks for this post. I don't speak Spanish, will I get away without it on this route?
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    Vía Serrana from Gibraltar

    Hold the press I've found another map which squeezes it down to 32k. That'll do nicely. Thanks for a great and informative thread.
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    Vía Serrana from Gibraltar

    Hello there, I plan to walk the Via Seranna next April all going well.. I will be beginning in Tarife heading east back toward El Pelayo stage 1 and onto Algeciras stage 2. My query here is the walk from here to La Linea Conception. Looking at Google maps it looks like a long way around to...
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    Lepuy on a low budget

    What a nice thing to say, thanks V. You are wealth of good information. I'm all over the shop here. Now I'm thinking of walking the Paris route next year. I've been speaking on the phone to a pal who is presently coming to an end of his camino and he's shouting on about how the FW is too...
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    Lepuy on a low budget

    Thanks for the distinction falcon. I'm just off the phone to a good friend of mine who is presently kicking back enjoying a drink with his fellow travellers in Itero de la Vega. He says the weather hasn't been great these recent days. I checked and told him it's going to pick up from tomorrow...
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    Lepuy on a low budget

    Thanks falcon. I take it that a gite is like a municipal albergue in Spain?
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    Lepuy on a low budget

    Thanks V I thought 25-30 was cheap that is why I was shocked. It's miscellaneous items that end up costing you the most on camino. Coffees, water croissants, Coca Colas, sun block, compede and vaseline and the likes of these things that blow the pot big time along the way. If you say their are...
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    Lepuy on a low budget

    Thanks oz great post there. I will not be using a mountain stove so I can rule that out. I intend on doing it next May. Here's a couple of question for you. I do not speak a word of French will this be a problem from walking day one leaving Le Puy? (the kind of answer I'm really hoping for here...

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