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  1. zzotte

    How to deal with cold/wet feet ?

    I opt for non waterproof shoes, my feet breathe much better and it dries If gets wet, with that said I carry no less then six pairs of wool socks (thins) and a minimum of twice a day I let my feet air out put on clean socks and move on :)
  2. zzotte

    I was the peregrina that was assaulted close to Sacavem on Camino Portugues

    You are a very strong person, with an incredible spirit, thanks for sharing like you said it could have been a lot worst, I will pray for you, God bless zzotte
  3. zzotte

    A pilgrim was attacked by a robber

    you got that right, legs don't fail me now hahaha zzotte
  4. zzotte

    A pilgrim was attacked by a robber

    Most of the time theft is done to target of opportunity since most of the products is illegal to carry as you mentioned, a loud whistle and a walking stick will normally "take care" of non-armed situation :) zzotte
  5. zzotte

    Wallet stolen in Madrid

    I can't help laughing at the tourists specially Madrid gather to listen to street vendors selling whatever, making a pickpockets haven :) Zzotte
  6. zzotte

    So what happens if you lose all your money?

    Yes that includes a credit card stash
  7. zzotte

    So what happens if you lose all your money?

    First the chances of getting mugged its very slim but... caca passa, so don't carry a lot of money, second have a secret stash somewhere to get you by. zzotte
  8. zzotte

    Be careful and listen to the locals!

    Kathr1na, its perfectly ok to few uncomfortable, how do you think the the search and rescuers felt? It may look "pretty for the news but do you know the risk that is involved in a rescue operation? something that was totally preventable its like domigee said its not like the snow come out no...
  9. zzotte

    Be careful and listen to the locals!

    Translation: I'm dumb ass, I should had listen to the locals :) the rest is just filers zzotte
  10. zzotte

    Be careful and listen to the locals!

    I reserve the right to say nothing :) ok only ones "Dumb ass" espero que ele pague para ser resgatado. (I hope he pays to be rescued) zzotte
  11. zzotte

    A little concerned (or am i just being daft)

    Ok let me explain, most Spanish men Italians, Latinos they think they are god gift to women and some of then are not bashful, one can interfere when its obvious but the ultimate decision comes from the lady to say "Basta" or just walk way sort of removing one self from the problem being...
  12. zzotte

    A little concerned (or am i just being daft)

    I think your are a little too concern, I think even as a men one knows when its time to change tables so to speak do you know what I mean? He is my take when you come across a lady alone on the trail, if you are passing her pass already don't linger (I hate lingers) LOL make noises discreetly...
  13. zzotte

    Personal Safety on the Camino - some hints, tips and information

    thanks Anemone you are right the hat makes a better choice
  14. zzotte

    Personal Safety on the Camino - some hints, tips and information

    About the reflective vest.....how would drives see u if the vest is partially covered by backpack, rain gear etc? I have never seen a pilgrim wearing one did you? Zzotte
  15. zzotte

    Personal Safety on the Camino - some hints, tips and information

    Wayfarer I kind like that, I current use roadid it's a wrist bracelet and an ID number in the back that emergency personnel can access can use it if you are say unconscious or can't answer questions I have use it for years hiking and running the draw back is that cost around $9 per year. Zzotte
  16. zzotte

    Personal Safety on the Camino - some hints, tips and information

    Thanks Johnnie great post :) Zzotte
  17. zzotte

    Be careful of the rough waters

    My prayers to his soul and family Zzotte
  18. zzotte

    Personal safety device

    That's the reason I said a loud whistle, but still against sending a txt msg to someone that can't do anything about it, you be better off calling 112.
  19. zzotte

    Personal safety device

    Jill, Anemone what I mean by common sense is been street smart and by no means that blames the victim, that does not you should stop doing thing you like doing it , just do it smarter the same goes for anyone, example if you not familiar with an area why on earth you would want to walk alone at...
  20. zzotte

    Personal safety device

    That's fine, but sending a txt msg to half way across the world will do nothing to help you at the moment, it gives a woman a false sense of security I think vigilance is important I see so many woman with head phone so loud I can hear 100 feet behind them, good common sense and a powerful...

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