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    Facebook pictures of Mozarabe from Almeria

    Facebook user Mahdi di Camino is walking from Almeria. Today he left La Peza. He posted a lot of beautiful pictures in the last days. Captions are in French and a few in Dutch. https://www.facebook.com/mahdi.ducamino
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    Updated Guide for Almeria - Merida

    The Amigos from Almeria have created another update of their guide for the Camino Mozarabe between Malaga and Merida. Pdf. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6y5pMfqcK4RYXcwNERvY2JjN0E/view
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    Italian Facebook user on the Mozarabe

    Facebook user Gianni Distefano is moving on the Mozarabe. He started in Almeria. His posts are in Italian but with them he sends a lot of photos. Here is the FB link: https://www.facebook.com/gianni.distefano.503
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    New guide for Almeria - Merida

    The amigos from Almeria have made a new guide for the Camino Mozarabe between Almeria and Merida. The guide is mainly in Spanish, but there are maps, stage profiles and phone numbers of albergues and hostals. Here is the pdf link...
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    Sevilla - Salamanca in October

    After Almeria - Merida last April, I am now thinking about Sevilla-Salamanca, maybe Zamora, in October. What can I expect regarding weather, daylight times, crowds (if any), (closure of) albergues. Much thanks for your help and advice.
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    Alternative camino Sevilla - Guillena after heavy rains

    The Amigos from Sevilla have created an alternative first stage, to walk after heavy rains when the arroyo before Guillena is impossible to cross. From what I understand from the Spanish, the alternative is signposted with yellow arrows. The first stage is about 4 to 6 kilometers longer (25-27...
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    No more road walking after Castilblanco de los Arroyos?

    Good news for future pilgrims on the Via de la Plata. It seems that provincial authorities are working on a new route after Castilblanco de los Arroyos, avoiding the long road walking. From the Spanish link I understand that there are 157.000 euros from agricultural funds available for this...
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    Some info on the Camino Mozarabe from Almeria

    In April I walked the Camino Mozarabe from Almeria to Merida (650 km) in 27 stages. It was a sometimes tough but all in all very rewarding walk with all the beautiful landscapes of Andalusia and Extremadura, from the very dry east near Almeria through the mountains to Granada (plenty of views...
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    Diny Patelski

    Has anyone seen Diny Patelski (65) from Voerendaal in the Netherlands? Dutch media report that she is missing after leaving SJPLP on 12 May. http://m.telegraaf.nl/article/25798159/limburgse-bedevaartgangster-spoorloos
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    Warning for high water between Alboloduy and Abla.

    The Amigos from Almeria have issued a warning for high water in the Nacimiento River and to follow the road between Alboloduy and Abla. When I was there last April it was completely dry, but now there is a lot of water. See the picture of what is normally the Camino...
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    On the Camino Mozarabe

    On 2 April I set out from Almeria to Merida. The route is very well signposted. All stage places now have albergues or hostals. The new one in Guadix, in a lovely old house in the centre, opened a few months ago. Members of the Almeria associacion keep each other informed on the progress of the...
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    Camino Mozarabe from Almeria in April

    In April I will walk from Almeria to Merida along the Camino Mozarabe. I found here the walking guide of Kevin O'Brien, and also on Internet a good looking English language description from Alcaudete to Merida, made by the Association of Cordoba who have a lot of other information on their site...

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