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    Security cameras for Neda albergue

    We actually stayed in Neda a couple of years ago; and in the evening it was the gathering spot of the local teenagers, especially on the veranda. Probably one of the problems is that the albergue is off the street, a little bit isolated next to the school. I didn't see any grafitties, but it...
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    Walking Camino Ingles Aug/Sep 2007

    Zohar, thanks for your post! And I agree, the Ingles is a really great walk. Where did you stay - Ferrol, Pontedeume, Betanzos, Bruma and Sigueiro? Rolf
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    El Camino Ingles - Update

    Thanks John, great post! I think next time I will walk the same stages as you did. It's just a shame that the albergues in Neda and Mino are in between. I'm still surprised how few are walking the Ingles. On the other hand, that's one of the beauties of this Camino, especially if you read...
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    La coruna to santiago

    Hi Dots, I didn't walk the Coruna branch, but the Camino Ingles from Ferrol to Santiago (see my previous posts), which joins with the one from Coruna just before Hospital de Bruma. It's about 31km from Coruna to Bruma, so should be walkable in one day. I also remember that I saw yellow arrows...
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    Camino Ingles - distances

    These are the distances of the Camino Ingles sections (measured on Google Earth): Ferrol (old port) - Neda (Albergue) 13 km Neda - Pontedeume 15 km Pontedeume - Mino (Albergue) 10 km Mino - Betanzos 11 km Betanzos - Hospital de Bruma (Albergue) 26 km Hospital de Bruma - Sigueiro 27 km...
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    Camino Ingles - update May 2007

    Peter - I suppose the 9km from Ferrol to Neda are on the main road, whereas when you walk from the old port, past the Arsenal and on the new footpath along the seafront the distance will increase (I actually just now measured it on Google Earth, it's 13km!). Also you are never really on the main...
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    Camino Ingles - update May 2007

    XM, you are right, it's actually 8 or even 9 days when you want to include the Fisterra part. Still ok to do it in one week (Saturday to Sunday) if you get the according flight connections. A possible schedule could be: Saturday - Flight to La Coruna or Santiago and Bus to Ferrol Sunday -...
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    Camino Ingles - update May 2007

    We walked the Camino Ingles from Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela from the 28 April to the 3 May 2007. We had the CSJ guide, the guide issued by Xacobeo and Bill Murphy’s http://www.pilgrimage-to-santiago.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=1025 report from his camino last year. As much as I appreciate...
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    Xacobeo guide for the Camino Ingles

    I'm not sure if this has already been posted (at least I haven't seen it here before), but this is the link to download the Xacobeo guide for the Camino Ingles. It has maps and a way description, together with other useful info...
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    Camino Ingles may 2007

    Hi Liv, we will walk the Camino Ingles end of April. It's going to be the first Camino for my wife, and the third for me. We will fly from London Heathrow to La Coruna (direct flight with Iberia), and then bus to Ferroll. Credentials are available in the tourist office, but opening times might...

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