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  1. caminoagogo

    Where did you walk ( locally ) in 2020?

    For those of you who want to know a little more about the Coast Track, check out my blog post at https://tinyurl.com/y423pvcb and be sure to add it to your itinerary when we can all travel freely again.
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    Where did you walk ( locally ) in 2020?

    The Coast Track in the Royal National Park, Sydney Australia. 26KM with an overnight camp about 18KM in, right on the beach at North Era. An absolutely beautiful little trek.
  3. caminoagogo

    Where did you walk ( locally ) in 2019

    This was taken in late October @VNwalking . It'd look a bit different now unfortunately 😢
  4. caminoagogo

    Where did you walk ( locally ) in 2019

    The Six Foot Track from Jenolan Caves to Katoomba, NSW Australia. Three days, 45KM, one hell of a tough track. More details and info can be found on my blog at https://tinyurl.com/srqh5rk.
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    Portugues or Frances?

    Hey @Snowglobe, also consider the Variante Espiritual along the Portugués. I'm really looking forward to this stretch when I tackle it next year. I've got some info here about it: https://camino-a-go-go.blogspot.com/2019/01/a-plan-is-hatched.html Buen Camino:)
  6. caminoagogo

    What is the most unusual thing you have seen on any Camino?

    A vertebrae of Saint Sebastian? I can't see any arrows but the rope ties in (no pun intended) with his story.
  7. caminoagogo

    What is the most unusual thing you have seen on any Camino?

    Whoa! That would be Saint Agatha (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agatha_of_Sicily). I saw similar imagery in Malta, where she is said to have taken refuge at one point.
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    Showering and changing/washing clothes...how often?

    I never did it myself, but I met people along the way who did. Obviously you’d take them off, dry yourself and change into dry, clean clothes once you’re finished in there.
  9. caminoagogo

    Showering and changing/washing clothes...how often?

    Wash yourself and you clothes at the end of every day, for the sake of your fellow pilgrims if nothing else. You can wash both at the same time by hitting the showers fully clothed if you're really pressed for time. As for drying time, buy quick-dry gear (especially Merino wool) and you'll be...
  10. caminoagogo

    Sello "timing"?

    As everyone else said, there are no specific times. I always tried to get mine at a church/cathedral somewhere during the day and then where I was staying that night. I didn't want a stamp from an albergue that I didn't stay at and I didn't want a random coffee shop. To me, for whatever...
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    What was the biggest surprise of your Camino?

    Just how much a good night's rest helps to mend the body. There were a couple of nights along the way where I went to bed aching and thought the worst (Astorga springs to mind: https://camino-a-go-go.blogspot.com/2018/05/day-21-astorga-to-foncebadon.html) but after a good night's sleep, I was...
  12. caminoagogo

    weather on the napoleon

    Just had a quick google and came across this: https://stjeanpieddeport-roncevaux.jimdo.com/english/
  13. caminoagogo

    Camino de Santiago “Cafe con leche” Beer!!!!!

    Oh wow! Thanks, @Vacajoe, for posting. I'm mad keen to try this. If any beer nerds are doing the Camino from April 23- May 23, keep an eye out for a guy in a Dave's Brewery Tours t-shirt or hat. That'll be me. I'm a tour guide in Sydney with Dave's and would love to grab a beer with you and...
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    Best supermarket wines on the Camino...

    Duly noted. Thanks for the tip @dgallen!
  15. caminoagogo

    The History of Spain: Land on a Crossroad

    You can also sign up for Audible for their 30 day free trial and download the audiobook version for free.

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