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  1. Trude

    Avoiding Cruz de Ferro

    Bus from Astorga to Ponferada
  2. Trude

    Recent tours at Atapuerca...

    I did the tour a few years ago definitely only Spanish, however still very interesting and as a bonus the young girl doing the tour would occasionally tell me something in English.
  3. Trude

    Is this man and shop still present in Castrojeriz?

    Yes saw him 2 days ago……
  4. Trude

    Post office in Molinseca?

    No I don’t think there is one.....only Ponferrada
  5. Trude

    Seeking advice from multi-camino peregrinos for a mid Oct start

    Camino Norte from Irun is beautiful, if you want more people I would do the Portuguese. From Lisbon not many people but from Porto plenty.
  6. Trude

    Rioja Alta Golf Club, Ciruena

    Yes that is a lovely diversion and then onto the monasteries of Yuso and Suso. Makes for a very long day to Santo Domingo but an amazing diversion. I also just follow the Electric poles from Azofra to Santo Domingo involves about 1km Walking into Santo Domingo on the road it’s a pretty good...
  7. Trude

    How to get from El Acebo to Molinaseca

    It is a tough walk into Acebo very steep, you can get a taxi from Manjarin to Molinaseca.....don’t risk injury....there is no bus
  8. Trude

    Albergue Seminario Menor and Hospederia San Martin Pinario

    It’s the only place I ever book, otherwise you won’t get in.
  9. Trude

    Fear of heights (don't laugh- It's real!)

    Portamarin Portomarin Bridge...... I get the sweats every time I cross it.
  10. Trude

    Best stops and albergues between Astorga and Santiago

    El Acebo is a lovely village with great mountain views La Rosa Del Agua at the beginning of the village for private rooms and El Meson is a great Albergue.......
  11. Trude

    Burgos - Sahagún

    Astorga to Ponferrada
  12. Trude

    Looking for volunteer opportunities on the Camino Frances!

    Contact Rebekah Scott on this forum. She will guide you......
  13. Trude

    Starting in Leon the 6th of March

    Buen Camino Marcelo you will love it......
  14. Trude

    If you want to take 4 rest days on the CF, where would you stop?

    Burgos, 2 days Leon, Astorga
  15. Trude

    Roncesvalles... is just not for me

    There are some wonderful volunteers and some not so friendly volunteers, having done the job I will say it is hard but never so hard as to not be friendly and help wherever I could. It’s usually only a 2 week gig.
  16. Trude

    Angela from OZ and her graffiti

    Shame on you Angela you should be made to return and clean it all up.
  17. Trude

    Volunteer on Camino

    You could go with the no visa for the 3 months and then when you are there apply to extend to walk the Camino. It may be easier from there. If they will not extend you will have to leave. But you need to stay out of the Shengen area for 3 months before you can go back from my understanding...
  18. Trude

    Peregrino Torture Tower

    Or you can cut across the tracks like most of the locals do. You can’t miss the well trident path.
  19. Trude

    Pamplona and San Fermin?

    The running of the bulls is a night time festival so when you walk through in the daytime all the drunks will be sleeping it off. You will not find too many crowds in between 9 am and 2pm.
  20. Trude

    Walk for my birthday or go a month earlier

    My Birthday is Oct 6, I walked the Camino from SJPD in 2014 for my 60th, arriving in Santiago on my Birthday. My children were there to meet me. What a wonderful experience.

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