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For the past 5 or more years I walk with my soft camelback water bottle with a similar hose adapter applied to top of the water bottle. Ie u remove the blue top u suck out of and push the hose in its place. It has to be the camel back water bottle that has the straw down the centre so u dont tip...
Naturally one wouldnt expect Spanish to pay the Camino Fee but even ,as u suggest, the amount raised may not cover a great amount of porta potties, but even subsidizing the cost of the loos or to cover cost of trash cans etc would be beneficial to the local environment.
I agree entirely with u, a €10 or 20€ fee on receiving the compostela as a fee to walk the camino regardless of distance to be walked. This could be spent on portaloos and the mainiaince of them by local councils. This would also create employment.
I actually posted this same idea several years...
Or use a sarong which can be used to block out light, sit on at lunch, use as towel if yr towel is still damp and many other uses for the strong. Ie scarf etc
I have used the very cheap Decathalon pull over the head style rain jacket that sells for around 6£! Rain and wind proof. Cycled and walked with it and found it very waterproof. Passed it on to grandkids as I became more affluent! Good in the daypack as fold into itself. Very lightweight. In...
I use 1 liter camel pac water bottle with a long tube like one used with water bladder but because it sits in the pouch on side of pack it's easier to keep eye on water left and with tube I can suck it up as needed and not get bottle in and out of pouch all the time.
If I hadnt wrecked my ankle in Porto I'd be keen to do the beginning of Francigena in France towing camping gear but!!!rest and ice is my near future. Very generous offer thou. Well done David
I suggest 1 or zip off pants, no knit hat u can use buff as a hat if that cold! No clothes line every albergue has one but maybe baby diaper pins to us as clothes pegs. Europe plug bought here to plug into phone to charge. Bandanas not really needed. Only one long sleeve shirt to wear with...
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