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  1. peb

    Very first express Camino - which way to choose?

    I would vouch for the Ingles. Walked it in March this year. Yes it was muddy and it rained, yes it was cold (4 degrees) in the morning, but nothing that good walking boots, a good waterproof coat and a strong umbrella could not cope with, and anyway if you are from Russia, the March 'cold' in...
  2. peb

    Five Days to Santiago

    I would vouch for the Ingles, which can be done in 5 days, albeit including a 3rd day of 30km. Doing a whole Camino from start to finish which qualifies for a compostela gives a different sense of achievement than doing the last 100km of a longer Camino. In addition, the first two days of the...
  3. peb

    Mixed ability - 100km first Camino

    Ingles is a good first Camino, as you can walk the whole way (120km), obtain a compostela and it hopefully sets you up to walk other, longer Caminos later on. Plus the first two or three days, depending upon your stages are round the coast so it is very picturesque. Depending on your timescale...
  4. peb

    Camino ingles

    If it is anything like the old route to Cabanas and Pontedeume from Vilar do Colo, I would expect there still to be painted yellow arrows on the streetlights, but basically, you follow the country road. Basically, you ignore the waymarked right turn once you have crossed the motorway and carry...
  5. peb

    Camino ingles

    Do not know how long you have, but the Ingles guidebook stages are long, over 25km each day. I would break either break the 1st stage from Ferrol to Pontedeume in two, staying overnight at either Neda or Xubia. Alternatively, walk over the short cut from Ferrol to Feme via the N-651 bridge. You...
  6. peb

    Camino Inglés Ferrol to A Croña to Santiago question.

    As others have said above, the stage from Betanzos to Hospital de Bruma on the Ingles is much easier now that the Ingles has been rerouted. The walk up to Hospital de Bruma is an hours quite gentle uphill walk on forest roads until you come up on the main road by an electricity sub-station and...

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