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An inexpensive lightweight option for the “nothing left behind” is a doggie poo bag. They come in rolls of about 12 bags and are very lightweight. You can get biodegradable ones. They can also be handy for Apple cores, banana peels, etc. just tie the top and drop in the next trash can.
I agree. I loved all of the Camino Frances, but especially Navarra and the Meseta. It seemed like the closer I got to Santiago the more crowded, less friendly and considerate and more commercialized the Camino became. The Meseta provided a beautiful setting for a meditative walk. It was...
I stopped at Orrison and the next day walked to Roncesvalles. The first day was by far the hardest of the whole Camino Frances….probably because I was so excited and started way too fast. Still, I will take 2 days when I do it again.
I am considering doing the same thing. I understand there is a shuttle too. How do you find out the bus / shuttle schedules….or will the taxi pick you up whenever you call? Which is the easiest / best?
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