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If you are planning to cross the Pyrenees, provided it is open you must be ready for really cold weather. You may however be lucky as I have been in StJean twice in October and some days are sunny.So happy for you guys! Hope to see you. Did you walk before in October? Do I need a very cold weather clothing or just layers? Thanks
Thank you so muchHi Dream11
yes from Roncesvalles on 5 October with my wife Janine.
For me the second time, for Janine her first although we have done 4 others together.
Start slowly, aiming for just over 6 weeks.
Happymark
If you are planning to cross the Pyrenees, provided it is open you must be ready for really cold weather. You may however be lucky as I have been in StJean twice in October and some days are sunny.
As you walk towards Santiago expect cold and snow. We will have a good shell and layers of icebreaker or similar tees plus thermal leggings and rain pants. Good for not only rain but warmth. Need a good beany for the head and sleeping bag.
You can see both a training program and packing list in “Backpacks, Boots& Blisters” available through Amazon.
Just put in the training and avoid excess weight. Make sure footwear is well broken in.
Buen Camino
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Hey all,
Is anyone here planning on strating the Camino F in October?
So excited I just got the final approval to go!
Walking the Camino Ingles starting October 3. Will be thinking of you in the Pyrenees when we are walking by the seaHey all,
Is anyone here planning on strating the Camino F in October?
So excited I just got the final approval to go!