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Sundays and public holidays
Is dinner only available after 7pm then? We usually eat at 6pm for our dinner, so guess that's really something I need to think about. are all shops (incl supermarkets) closed for afternoon siesta? or just cafes/resto? Thanks for your suggestionon the snacks.- SoozKH
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Sundays and public holidays
For the record, this will be my first Camino even though its been on my bucket list for the past 10 years! Its only this year that I finally feel that the 'time is right' to do it and thats going to be next week (hurray! am so excited :D), but due to work restrictions (busy period at work!)...- SoozKH
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Sundays and public holidays
I can imagine Christmas season to be exceptional! 🎄- SoozKH
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Sundays and public holidays
Yeah, have checked and Pentecost is a public holiday in Spain, similar to a number of other western EU countires. I am from a country where shops close at 6pm on weekdays, maybe open on Saturday and definitely close on a Sunday or public holiday ;) As I am not that familiar with the situation...- SoozKH
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Sundays and public holidays
Just wondering if shops and restaurants are open on Sundays and public holidays (eg upcoming Ascension and Pentecost(Whit Sunday)? we will be walking the last 100km from Sarria but over the weekends and Pentecost, and curious if we need to stock up on food and snacks if shops would be closed.- SoozKH
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Partially unplugging from the world
Haha... thanks! strangely enough, I hardly have to think about the more 'traditional' functions of a phone, ie phone calls or SMS - as I hardly receive them hence didnt think I need to switch off my phone or is there a need to mute them. But as I am from the EU, and there is no roaming fee...- SoozKH
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Partially unplugging from the world
Coincidentally I have always been thinking about this topic this last couple of days - how to unplug when I start my Camino later this month. I am rather addicted to my phone and social media, not helping that I work in IT and am in front of the screen the whole time. I know for many people, you...- SoozKH
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Lost & Found Passport found
Has the owner come forward yet? or is the passport now at a police station? Am checking in as a concerned fellow Malaysian....- SoozKH
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