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I am walking through a similar time. My list looks similar to yours. I am not sure about changing my rucksack which weighs 1.4 kg or whether to take walking sandals with closed toes as well as my walking shoes - another half Kg. any thoughts? Thanks
I am training by getting generally fit not just walking. Amazing how my body feels freer. It is so easy to become rather disembodied. I guess this may be partly why so many are drawn to the Camino.
Just found some really comfortable Saloman Escambia gortex shoes. I am feeling more confident. Thank you everyone for the encouragement. I realise I am feeling really quite anxious!
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I am starting from SJPDP on 15th September. I have vulnerable feet(historical metatarsalgia) and need new shoes. I have tried on lots but feel most comfortable in some trail walking shoes which are not waterproof. So many walking shoes feel like walking in wooden boards, as my foot cannot...
Exactly my experience!! I may settle on my comfortable old reebok trainers as I have minor foot problems but have sent away for some waterproof reebok trail shoes to try these. I think they are wider than some. Meantime I am doing some aerobics or swimming each day. I suspect it is good to get...
Whoa! So 30litres can be big enough? I am walking from mid September to end Oct from SJPDP to Santiago and an struggling to know if I am thinking of the right gear. I am 63 and not used to long hikes or backpacking but am spirited and getting fit. I am thinking 2 pairs light walking trousers...
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