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Thanks for sharing your insight, I think I will do the salvador and primitivo combo based on so many wonderful suggestions and descriptions of the two.
Hi @oldman thanks for the feedback. @Oravasaari, I really like this itinerary you proposed, I look forward to checking out you blog. Thanks for sharing
Hello Camino amigos. Could anyone speak to the state of the bed bugs on the Primitivo? And from SDC to Muxia? I'll be staying in a mix of albergues and a hotel or two. On the CF, i got bit 4-5 times, during the last 150 km or so. Being the Primitivo, I assume its will be ok with fewer...
Well that sounds worth digging into a bit. Thanks for the suggestion @CaminoChris. I love planning too, and then getting there and letting life happen. I'm going to look into this option, I really like the idea of skipping Melide to SDC, I was thinking of doing that anyhow if I was short on time.
Every time I get a free moment to log on here, I am so transported by your descriptions, suggestions and helpful resources. Its such a wonderful feeling, thank you all truly. Its going to be hard waiting till June for this trip. I'm budgeting 20 -22 days for the Primitivo and SDC to...
Hi @Camino Chris, I just received the guidebook in the mail and am reading about it. Its nice to hear your first hand account, I realize now the hospitales route is only one day, I was under the impression it was an entirely different route. I hope to take it (weather permitting). The remote...
@oldman, wow, you have walked many Caminos I see..if I may ask...what made you choose the hospitales route? And note taken about Casa Romano in Salas..thank you
Thank you @Tazz for the Cicerone 2.0 I love this forum...seriously though, its a treat to get your insider perspective. I'll definitely cross reference your info for planning. Much appreciation, Sarah
Hi @Tazz, thanks for your taking the time to tell me about your journey. I love the idea of walking the Salvador camino to Oviedo. I've never heard of it but it sounds fantastic...I'm still waiting for my Northern Caminos book to arrive :) Good to know that hills were manageable, albergues/...
Hi @pelerine, I'll definitely check out your blog on the primitivo and Torres. Thanks much for sharing your experiences. I'm excited about to learn about this Camino Torres...:)
Hi @pelerine, thanks for your feedback, that is good to know! May I ask what time of year you were on the Primitivo? I'm planning an early June Camino (maybe, hopefully). From what I've read on the forum its quite busy in summer and I'll probably have to call ahead for reservation. Did you find...
Hi, thanks so much for your thoughts, its good to hear that you met some good people. The crowds on the CF were a bit much for me at times, as i'm an introvert, but as they say, the Camino doesn't always give you what you want, but what you need..! I am looking forward to a quieter, more...
Haa, Bradypus! You are right indeed, I loved the meseta!! And the extensive choice of accommodations, food, bars, and company on the CF..it felt luxurious at times. I also loved the cherries, fields of brilliant red poppies, and green wheat with that golden road split through it all (late May...
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