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    March

    7 to 17C and damp for 10 out of 30 days
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    Older Pilgrims

    lookin good! SJdPdPort via Pamplona, I reckon, I haven't done them all.
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    Camino Portugues

    the albergue in Tui is one of the best, architecturally IMO. There's a odd little courtyard overlooking rooftops. Your friends should rough it for one day. They will be better off for the experience. If there is one town that I'd not use a hotel, it's Tui. And I've eaten well in Tui. Though...
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    Very first express Camino - which way to choose?

    I'm sure there used to be a website that had each route broken down into days with around thirty photos of that day's walking. Quite often wildflower photos. Very nice site. It existed ten years or more ago. I pre-walked each route before I made my 2006 trip. An enjoyable site. It used...
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    Very first express Camino - which way to choose?

    Start in Santiago end up at Finisterre and Muxia.
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    Need advice - Santiago to Pontevedra Portuguese way

    Thinking about avoiding the Redondela alberque, which isn't that bad and the town is nice. - But I have a grudge after one of their beds collapsed under me and the management thought I was at fault rather than their rubbish bunk maintenance. You can break your journey in two by staying in Mos...
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    Need advice - Santiago to Pontevedra Portuguese way

    I think I would get a bus from Santiago to Tui or Valenca in Northern Portugal. They are only a few miles apart. Tui has a fantastic alberque, historic, and a Cathedral for the picking up of a Compostela. Valenca has a superb castle and the alberque is modern. Then I would walk north to...
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    Single Female first time backpacker..

    April is good. Morning walking is fresher feeling. Pretty flowers too. Have a nice time.
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    Postponement, now starting again

    Good news.
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    Class of 2014

    and again, August September, looking forward to it.
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    We're on "our way"

    Good news. We will be a couple of days ahead it everything goes to plan. PS I couldn't help but notice that the planets are aligned, if the augurs are favourable the auspices aloft and the omens good shouldn't you be heading for Mt Olympus? :) , I will leave an apple balanced on top of a mile...
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    Class of 2010

    Sounds like a good idea, you should be stiff, creaking and knackered before you even set off. :)
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    Class of 2010

    Hello all. I have house sitters booked for the end of May But no idea where I will end up. Thinking of the Seville route. (Just to start a chat off, I could look at the forecast.) Will it be too hot? Fin.

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