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To my surprise, I paid absolutely no attention to my pace while I was on the Camino. I pushed hard during training and was conscious of pace with every walk.
On the Camino, the pace was what is was. Typically dictated more by mood than by physical feelings. It varied greatly during the day...
I didn't pay it much attention either. What town am I going to today and go walk until I arrived.
Though I did somewhat pay attention to the total distance remaining to Santiago. Can't help but see that with trailside markers.
Another very large horreo. This one is slightly north of Arzua in A Painza at a very nice rural property with cottages and a large manor house and gardens. About 1K off of the Camino.
I'll second the recommendation of squaremouth.com as a comparison site. We used it for insurance on our Camino. Ultimately we bought very affordable coverage from 7 Corners via the squaremouth.com site.
We never had to use the insurance, so I can't comment on the claims process.
Yes, MotionX is only for iOS devices. There are many similar GPS apps for Android, though I can't tell you much about them.
The better GPS apps will let you download maps for offline use. That's what I did for my Camino -- it worked like a charm. No need for a data plan.
You'll also need to...
I haven't used OpenStreetMaps directly, but I have used then as from with the GPS app (MotionX) on my iPhone. I did the Camino del Norte in October and used MotionX as a backup if I got off course.
MotionX's maps are OpenStreetMap (streets) and OpenCycleMaps (terrain). I also had uploaded a...
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