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June 2024 walk Camino Portuguesa Costa
Hola I'm also planning to hit the same path on the first of June from Porto. Cheers Jean-Marc- Canuck
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Biarritzdon will retire
Hi! Don, Sad news. Hope you feel better soon. Too young to retire. I'll be thinking of you on the trails early May, somewhere between Burgos and Covarubias and Vitoria and Burgos. Cheers, Jean-Marc- Canuck
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How to get to Tui from Lisbon
There you go: https://www.rome2rio.com/ With this tool you can plan all you want. Have a good trip.- Canuck
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A Bluenoser Pilgrim
It probably went up the river on the Tidel Bore, also known as the Total Bore in Moncton.:p- Canuck
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A Bluenoser Pilgrim
That's a smart decision. April will be wet this year, but your modern version (Tilly Hat) of a Souwester will do fine, rain or shine. Have a good one.- Canuck
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Which Camino (besides Primativo, Aragon and Frances) has less road walking?
None in particular. The whole way has its different charms. Go!- Canuck
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Which Camino (besides Primativo, Aragon and Frances) has less road walking?
Camino de Madrid. Second to none. Cheers, Jean-Marc- Canuck
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1st timer starting the Mozarabe from Granada on Ash Wednesday 2015
Hi! Here is the info for the Association in Granada. Opens on Tuedays and Thursdays from 18h30 to 20h00. They can provide you with a credencial. http://eliniciomozarabe.es/contactar/ I plan to be on the same camino starting early May. Have a good one, Cheers, Jean-Marc- Canuck
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Preparing for April 2014 Camino de Madrid
Yes, in fact as stated by Laurie, there is no markings in the reverse direction. Few people travel that road so do not expect help from oncoming pilgrims. Also, be careful in that Ruta del Ebro won't lead you to Monserrat but rather to Tortosa. You have to switch to Camino Catalan somewhere...- Canuck
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Preparing for April 2014 Camino de Madrid
It will be fun up to Sahagun. Then, walking in reverse to Logrono will be a little tricky but, things could get nasty once you hit the Camino del Ebro and Camino Catalan in the ''wrong'' direction. Good luck, Jean-Marc- Canuck
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Vancouver bc
You think so? Check this: http://www.mundicamino.com/noticias.cfm#7075- Canuck
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Extra night in Burgos
Hotel Jacobeo operates a pilgrims' albergue on the other side of the street facing the hotel(inquiries at the hotel desk). It's on the way in once you've entered the old city(you will see the sign on the sidewalk). Good accommodation, decent price and you can stay two nights. Enjoy, Jean-Marc- Canuck
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Letters to the king! :)
Ask him to take you on a safari!- Canuck
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Toronto senior 79, female plans walk Sarria to Santiago
Not quite ''nationwide''. French Canada has its own named ''Du Québec à Compostelle''. See it here: http://www.duquebecacompostelle.org/ For the Canadian Company of Pilgrims (notice the name change), go there: http://www.santiago.ca/ben.html Bonne route, Jean-Marc P-S. I'm a happy member...- Canuck
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The Journey, or the destination?
I agree that the destination may be as important as the journey the first time on the camino. But in my opinion, on repeated walks the destination slowly fades away leaving the journey as the focal point.- Canuck
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? To take our gortex jackets on Via de la Plata in May/Jun
David, It's sound like a fine idea, as long as you don't meet some sheperd dog along the way that decides to get you back in the flock. :|- Canuck
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Who will I meet out there? May, June 2011, Nervous.
Well spoken David. Couldn't agree more. Go for it Nancy!!! Jean-Marc- Canuck
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Walking to Finisterra, concerned about accommodation
Re: WALKING TO FINISTERRA,CONCERNED ABOUT ACCOMMODATION Rosemary, If the spartan albergue proposed by mspath doesn't tickle your fancy, here is a suggestion to shorten the distance and enjoy a more upscale accommodation. Somewhere on the way (I don't recall where exactly but if you're being...- Canuck
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April 2011 camino
Bus or train to Irun-Hendaye (Alsa or RENFE) Train to Bayonne(SNCF) Train to SJPDP (SNCF) Internet will tell. Jean-Marc- Canuck
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Class of 2012
Re: Class of 2012 and Introduction Hi Judy, If I may suggest, in order to enjoy it all in one shot, you should take a look at the Camino Del Norte. It's less travelled, has interesting sites to visit (Guggenheim, Gernika, et al) and you could start right there in Bilbao. I had the pleasure of...- Canuck
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