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I stood in that line for two and a half hours a couple weeks ago Friday. So many people had all their gear with them as we inched along the meandering line. I thought it might be better to give each person a number when they enter and provide benches to sit on until their number is called.
Thank you very much for these links, Laurie. I searched that website but was unable to find the information. I have contacted the Cathedral and received this information from them about the exposition of the Sudarium during Holy Week next year:
"On Holy Friday, the 19th April, the Holy Shroud...
Hello, my wife and I are planning to walk part of the Primitivo next spring, starting in Lugo. We hope to visit Oviedo on Good Friday to view the Sudarium. Can anyone tell us if it is displayed all day long or only during a particular service that day? We are trying to plan our arrivals and...
My front legs. Indispensable! I have walked the Camino without them, purchasing a few bastones along the way. Not as good. Practice using the poles before your Camino.
Carrying your belongings with you is a historical part of the pilgrimage to Santiago. I recently walked the West Highland Way in Scotland where using a baggage forwarding service is common practice. But that is just a walk, not a pilgrimage.
Hi Roxey. I walked part of the Camino in mid-April 2014. It was cold at night through Galicia and I'm glad I had a lightweight sleeping bag rated for 40 degrees F (5 C). It only weighed about 1.25 pounds (560 gr) and was well worth the weight.
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