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If you’re interested in the company of other people I think you’ll find it. When you feel like being social, just smile and ask someone how their walk is going today and, they will typically be happy to chat at least a little bit. If the talk comes easy with some of them you’ll probably find...
Some folks should probably not stay in albergues - those that can’t make an effort to be considerate of others staying there and those that can’t tolerate the involuntarily annoyances of the human condition (sneezing, snoring, coughing, etc). Private accommodations are a great alternative for...
Whether or not you get a piece of paper with your name in latin, you did the hike and had your own experience that nobody else can credit to you or deny from you. I'm sure they'll give it to you anyway; the paper itself doesn't mean much compared to the memories you made.
I'd find a safe place to walk in that rain. If your gear gets wet and chafes it's better to find that out near home right? Walking in the rain can really be nice if you're warm enough and have a hat that protects your head, eyeglasses, and face.
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