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Early stage via frangenia planning: quickfire questions
Correct! :cool: And very few (still clumsy) mosquitoes. And the wonderful experience of walking through the "checkered sea" of the paddy fields.- Piero Frustascarpe
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Francigena Tuscany Marathon 2018
Last year we were 2000 happy walkers. This year 2500 participants are expected. :cool: From Pietrasanta to Lucca on September 30th, 2018 You can find information and register here: https://www.francigenatuscanymarathon.com Facebook page with news and pictures...- Piero Frustascarpe
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European Francigena Marathon 2018...
It's not compulsory to walk all the 42 Km. You can walk shorter legs (12, 18, 23 or 30 Km, as one likes or feels). Every 5 Km fruit and beverages are available. And in Bolsena a huge dish of macaroni pasta will be offered to the walkers. :cool: Last year in the "group expedition" from our town...- Piero Frustascarpe
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European Francigena Marathon 2018...
European Francigena Marathon: May 27th, 2018. From Acquapendente to Montefiascone, 42 Km, no need to mention the beauty of the path. Imagine more than 2000 Pilgrims walking in joy and lightness all together...- Piero Frustascarpe
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Early stage via frangenia planning: quickfire questions
I appreciate it so much and I consider you a hero! Walking on Via Francigena under the late morning/early noon sun of July/August is a true ordeal and you need to be well trained, well equipped and to keep on drinking water. Thanks Heaven Italy is not a desert and locals are always very helpful...- Piero Frustascarpe
- Post #19
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accommodations in Milan after flight from USA
Yes, I can confirm you that there isn't any Camino crossing Milan, so no pilgrim accomodations, as far as I know. But, there is plenty of not expensive B&Bs (just see Airbnb...). From Milan you could even go right away to Piacenza, because it's less than 1 hour of train away and several trains...- Piero Frustascarpe
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