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LIVE from the Camino Five from the forum go forth...

Magwood

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It started as five
@mla1 @glauder@xtra.co.nz @Ninja @marilyn van graan @Magwood setting out from Almeria on the camino Mozárabe.

In Granada we lost one and gained one, @C clearly

Now after three weeks we are parting ways, Marilyn and I are taking the variant through Trujillo and will eventually meet two other forum members in Salamanca to walk the Torres to Santiago

I have been posting to my blog each day, but cannot find time to also post here. If anyone is interested, please take a look at my blog which includes lots of useful info including elevation profiles and photos of the terrain. We encountered many more pilgrims than expected on the Mozárabe, but are not expecting to see many, if any, on the Trujillo variant or the Torres.

Check out my blog here and feel free to click the 'follow' button
 
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Many thanks. Just the sort of blog I like.
Buen camino
 
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The focus is on reducing the risk of failure through being well prepared. 2nd ed.
Too bad the guys don't have a club like yours and some of the other lady pilgrims. I have a friend from Biarritz who has become addicted to the Camino, t2a, sheffieldjames, AJ from Australia and that about it but we all travel at different times.
 
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Fantastic blog as usual. Amazed at how busy it is on the Mozarabe...
 
Pleased to find the Mozarabe mob again! Have now subscribed to your blog, magwood. Am very curious to to see how you have been doing as the Mozarabe is in planning stage for me for 2019 or 2020. Since I walk alone I was wondering whether I am likely to meet the occasional pilgrim, or do they come in mobs only. Or none at all?

I am also wondering how Laurie is doing and where she has got to.....
 
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€83,-
Love your blog!
Buen Camino!
 
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