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I don't understand why people wear skorts either. But since so many people do, there must be some good reasons (besides being a bit feminine). I wonder what they are.
Your meal plans sound wonderful! We (Korean-Americans) stayed in albergues, pensions, or apartments with kitchens to cook with fresh garlic, peppers, and onions whenever we could. The fresh vegies, chicken, pork, beef, or even frozen seafood bags tasted great with just some salt and pepper added...
Just confirming some of the above advice from my personal experience (four Camino walks). I wear Wright socks (very light, thin, double) and take breaks without socks and shoes to dry and cool off my feet. I have not had a single blister yet and hope to keep that way during my 1000 KM walk this...
A beautiful, young seminarian from Hungary carrying what appeared to be a hand made wooden prayer bench on top of his backpack. Small dogs carrying their own backpacks. They almost always looked thirsty and tired.
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