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Hope you are continuing to enjoy your travels. I will be particularly interested to hear about your experience once you join the Camino de las Asturias. It is a route that has recently captured my attention (here on the Forum). I would like very much to walk that route one day and will be keen to hear about accommodations and points of interest along the way. Thanks for sharing!I forgot to mention that I'm not doing the entire Camino del Interior, but I will deviate into the Camino de las Asturias, which I found out about here in this forum. That means I diverge from the ordinary way at Puebla de Arganzón.
Does that matter if I don't have stamps from some places, or if I have stamps from smaller places along the way but not from big places?
I for one can't begin to imagine walking 45km in the heat of the summer! You are to be commended for your great stamina Erromesa.A lot has happened since the last time I posted and hopefully I'll have the time to post about it, because there were some very interesting and even beautiful moments.
Right now I'm in Bóveda, near the border with Burgos. Yesterday I mashed two steps together, doing an epic (for me) 45 or so km. Today I did another 29.
Wow...This is a rare and wonderful thing!I'm a foreigner and I speak their language (Basque)
I'm seriously considering calling it quits at this point, because 1) I'm really sore 2) I did the 45km, skipping Salcedo, precisely because there was no food stores there or in any of the small towns from that point onwards until Espejo, and I had thought there would be going off the basis of the Gronze website that listed some bars: they were closed.
This route requires carrying one's own food and maybe a portable stove, to last for at least one day, which I don't. I'm comically unprepared for this.
@Erromesa, I just saw this today and am really enjoying your posts.Well I got lost...again. I'm one of those people who couldn't find their own buttocks with a map and a compass.
Lots and lots of people do that. There's zero nothing zilch nada to be ashamed of. You get the benefit of getting out there in the first place - that takes plenty of courage.it's not giving up if I am resolved to come back and retake the route where I left off?
But before planning, a long shower.
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