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I have found the problem for me was not the tea, but the milk. I like coffee with long-life milk, but not tea.
My wife is OK with long-life milk in her tea.
Menu del dia for me. More expensive than the pilgrim menu, but usually MUCH better. It introduced me to the delights of a dessert of ice cream with whisky.
I got mine in the cathedral. This was in 2019.
I stayed in an albergue about 30 min walk out of town. It was the hospitalara's house and could accommodate about 6-8 pilgrims.
The hospitalera shepherded us to a cafe down the street where we were well fed very cheaply. Fixed menu. The first time...
I started Spanish in Granada with 4 week intensives in 2008 and 2009. This gave me roughly intermediate Spanish.
I now amuse myself with DuoLingo, which is Latin American Spanish. There are differences but nothing insurmountable and it is free.
I would hesitate learning Brazilian Portuguese on...
I quite agree.
I have met very few people who I am comfortable walking with all day every day. Sure, it can be nice to meet up here and there along the way, but it is not something I would plan.
Hospital D'Orbigo on the main drag, right hand side on the way out.
I usually have a head and beard trim every few weeks. At home I do it myself. On the Camino I find a barber and usually it is done with an electric razor.
In Hospital, I poked my head into the shop. Two elderly men chewing...
If it is no-ones problem, then surely it isn't a problem, or importantly shouldn't be. A more attractive proposition for a broader group of people? Who are these people and why do they need to be attracted any more than any others?
Increasing numbers are in fact being attracted if we accept the...
Is this really the case? Is the camino door closed to anyone at all? If you pay attention to threads such as "True Pilgrim", then it would seem that some narrow minded pedants may wish to exclude some potential pilgrims, but really how widespread is this attitude?
I usually walk in Europe no earlier than April and no later than September. I have walked North (Frances, Norte, Primitivo, Olvidado), South (Mozarabe, VdlP,Sanabres) East (Levante)and West Portugues).
I have had no problem with mozzies, which is weird since I am ice-cream to biting insects. I...
I light candles for my friends and family. Preferably real candles and not electronic ones.
I have been doing this since my third camino when a friend asked me to light candles for his recently deceased father.
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