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Hi,
It seems to me that you are rather well prepared.
The shoe issue could be your challenge if they are new and not fitted enough.
Camel pack- 1 litre is fine. There is plenty of water holes along the track.
Keep your passport on you at all time.
Don’t worry what to do when you finish your...
Respect!
You had your experience and conclusion - and this is the whole point!
I was 2 days ahead of you last year. I started in Burgos on the 19th- and ended up in Santiago 25 days later.
For me- the Meseta was divine! I loved every step!
In 2019 i’ll return- and will do the Meseta one more...
Greetings!
An hostel from 11-15€ , Albuerges maybe half of that. Boccadillos and pilgrims meny from 5-10 €. Approx. Note: the food is not the point. This is not a culinary journey. ( nevertheless- the ham, cheese and local sausages are world class. Not to mention the wine.)
Accept what you get...
Don’t worry too much about distances. You seem quite fit- so my advice is: listen to your body.
I spent 25 says last year (May-June) from Burgos to Santiago. I was slighly ower weight and not fit at all- but completed with a smile on my face. I did about 20 k each day- and had 2 resting days...
Hi,
How about Burgos to Leon? Both very nice towns paced with history.
Then you will have the lovely meseta with small pittoreske villages on the route.
I flew in to Bilbao and took the bus to Burgos.
Hi Dave!
This was a very interesting read. As a Veteran (20 years of service including 3 tours in Bosnia and 2 in Kosovo)- i was actually thinking similar taughts myself during my Camino this summer. I'm Attached to the Norwegian Veteran Association (NVIO) as well- and have good contacts there...
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