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    Train/Bus stations on the first 6 days on Le Puy Route

    A small detail: At Aumont Aubrac you will board a bus (operated by the train company) that will take you to a city where you will board your train.
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    Hand Cart Lyon to Cahors

    I would add that the path into and out of Conques is steep and tricky. But Conques is one of the highlights of the Le Puy route.
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    Guide books available in Le Puy Cathedral

    Miam Miam Dodo is also available at the tourist office in Le Puy, same price. This May I hope to once again be walking Le Chemin, starting at Cahors, where I stopped several years ago.
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    French

    Following the evening church service is an excellent time to obtain the stamp.
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    Any Advice on How to "Cheat" to get from Le Puy to Conques 6

    There is a train station (served by a bus) in Aumont Aubrac, perhaps this could be a good starting point.
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    Guide books available in Le Puy Cathedral

    Just one more voice to recommend Miam Miam Dodo. We used it to plan each day's route and then check our progress as we walked. Sometimes we would arrive at a village in the afternoon, then consult Miam Miam Dodo to determine If the next village was possible.
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    Getting bike to Le Puy

    In 2007, the first time we did The Camino, we rode bikes from SJPP. At that time, KLM had an offer that one bike could go free in the place of one suitcase. Note that this was before airlines started adding on so many extra fees for luggage. For rain transportation in France, use the web...
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    Camino Frances by Bicycle

    I would add the following comments, based upon our experience of doing the Camino by bicycle in 2006: Always check the brakes. In Galicia, one fellow pilgrim on a bike flew past us on a 15 kilometer decline when he lost his back brake. When we met him at Molinaseca he was still shaking. We...
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    How big/many water bottles to take

    We varied the amount of water, a minimum of 1.5 liters but up to 3 liters, depnding on the day. More water for the climbs or any long strecthes wilhout little towns. I still remember the time another person doing the Camino on a mountain bike pulled alongside us and said we were not drinking...
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    Getting bike to Le Puy

    Many thanks for the information. We will use the references you have listed. Steve
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    selling bikes after the pilgrimage

    When we finished the Pilgrimage in May of 2006, we thought about selling the bikes and put a notice at the pilrim's office in Santiago. We had an offer, but decided to take the bikes back with us. Our flights were on KLM, which did not charge extra for the bicycle as long as we just had one...
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    Getting bike to Le Puy

    We are also planning to bike from Le Puy to Santiago this coming Spring, so any tips would be appreciated.
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    Chemin St Jaques - Le Puy

    Chemin St Jaques - Le Puy Buen Camino. We will follow your postings with great interest as we plan to do our second Camino this coming mid April, begining in Le Puy. May you have great weather during yuor journey. Steve
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    le puy to santiago

    Omar, we plan to do Le Puy to Santiago next year, keep your posts coming so we can learn from your experiences. We did SJPP to Santiago last year. Buen Camino.
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    pilgrim meltdown

    Buena, The weeks before the Camino aren´t easy. Just one year ago, we were finishing our months of training and arguing over what bare necessities would go into the packs. But it is worth all the effort. Believe, me, all the people we met along the Camino, the sights, and finally...
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    get in shape for camino?

    Get in shape for El Camino When we trained for El Camino, we included going up hills with rucksacks. Steve
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    Hi to All

    Hi to All - Camino in Late March Good fortune on the journey. Last year, towards the end of March, we did the Camino Frances starting in SJPP. We had a little snow at the beginning and again on the third or fourth day. Steve
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    My latest video from el Camino

    THE FAMOUS POEM AND SONG That poem and song was what introduced me to El Camino. I heard Juan Manuel Serrat sing Cantares at a concert in 1993 in San Salvador, El Salvador. Next I obtained a book of poems by Antonio Machado. A few years later, a woman from Galicia showed me pictures of...
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    Snow in high elevations

    snow in high elevations and in Seattle Ivar, I live next to Ballard and often eat there. I trained for El Camino on the bike and foot path that passes through Ballard and continues along the shore to the north part of Seattle. We had snow again last night. The Seattle football team, the...
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    Snow in high elevations

    Ivar, here in Seattle, we have had snow, with lots of snow in the mountains. With the passage of time, my Norwegian language skills are gone, but I remember my father praising big snow falls as great for cross country skiing. When we did the Camino in late March and April of this...

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