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    Accommodation in Sarria

    What a great opportunity to give a shout-out to Jose at Escalinata! Finding myself suddenly doing elder care for a dear friend who had experienced a medical event before her arrival, Jose realized my situation and was most kind. I will always remember his knowing and compassionate smile.
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    Accommodation in Sarria

    What a great opportunity to give a shout-out to Jose at Escalinata! Finding myself suddenly doing elder care for a dear friend who had experienced a medical event before her arrival, Jose realized my situation and was most kind. I will always remember his knowing and compassionate smile.
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    Stay in St Jean

    Hello Connie, When I was in SJPP in 2016, there was a thriving backpack transport. all the best, Tacey
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    Locker or Store small luggage for 2 weeks in Burgos

    Hello Sophia, I travelled to the Camino in 2016 with a backpack and a small piece of luggage which had clothes appropriate for a conference later in Denmark. I moved the luggage along from Burgos to Leon by putting it on the bus. It remained in Leon until I got there, and then I put it on the...
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    Overnight train Paris to Bayonne

    Hello, In case my previous response didn't take-> In 2016, I took the overnight train from Paris to Bayonne in a 4-bed couchette, and it worked fine. It's like a hostel on wheels. In Bayonne, I took the bus to SJPP. I would do it again. all the best, Tacey, who's now 73
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    Cheapest way to get into St Jean Pied De Port?

    Hi Dena, I took the train from Paris to Bayonne and then bus/train to SJPP. It might be a good idea to get a hostel reservation to make sure that there's a place to stay at the outset. After that, the Brierly book is the best guide.
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    Santiago to Porto

    The deluxe bus (not that much more expensive than the regular) is a delight. If you allow yourself a day to explore Porto, it's amazing. Walking through the medieval community on the side of the river was an education in itself, as well as the museum of exploration.

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