Mozarabe

dagomez

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• Feb 26, 2022

• #1

Starting March 1st from Almeria

 

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Kevin F. O*brien

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2002-2019 Via Podiensis, Camino Frances, Via de la plata, Camino del Norte, Camino Primitivo, etc.

• Feb 27, 2022

• #2

dagomez said:

Starting March 1st from Almeria

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I can send you my guide Almeria to Granada if you like.

 

albert melskens

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Camino de la lana gepland voor september/oktober 2

• Feb 27, 2022

• #3

l used this one, it 's very good: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gL2UqPgLCAl_ejDjPqwZ_fe-BxZMc_cF/view?usp=sharing

 

peregrina2000

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• Feb 27, 2022

• #4

albert melskens said:

l used this one, it 's very good: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gL2UqPgLCAl_ejDjPqwZ_fe-BxZMc_cF/view?usp=sharing

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The Amigos update the guide every month. @albert melskens linked to the July 2021 version. The best way to make sure you get the most up to date version is to go to the Amigos website and then clink on the link for the guide. It’s towards the top of the website, just below the list of rules for using the albergue system.

Currently, it’s the February 2022 version, but I assume that will change in a few days.

CAMINO MOZARABE DE SANTIAGO DE ALMERIA a GRANADA. PREMIO ELIAS VALIÑA 2019

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www.caminomozarabesantiago.com

 

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David from Westboro

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Past, last 2014

• Feb 28, 2022

• #5

Thank you for the link to their website.

 

CatPhillips

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Camino primitivo April 24

• Dec 12, 2022

• #6

dagomez said:

Starting March 1st from Almeria

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How was the weather in March? I'm considering going in February/March next year.

 

Bernice M

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Mozárabe-VDLP, hospitalera Grado (Primitivo) 2023

• Dec 19, 2022

• #7

Kevin F. O*brien said:

I can send you my guide Almeria to Granada if you like.

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I'd like it too, if available. I used your Ruta de la Lana guide until I gave up at Villarta (but that was nothing to do with your guide). I liked its conciseness. Many thanks. B

 

peregrina2000

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• Dec 19, 2022

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Bernice M said:

I'd like it too, if available. I used your Ruta de la Lana guide until I gave up at Villarta (but that was nothing to do with your guide). I liked its conciseness. Many thanks. B

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Go to this link. Kevin’s guide is there as well as an English language guide published by a camino organization. I know I’ve said this a million times, even in this thread a few months ago, but the Amigos guide is also excellent. Anyone walking the Mozárabe should have their guide, updated monthly on their website, and should be in touch directly with them. They will provide all the information on the albergues, weather updates, etc. They are the most wonderful amigos group I’ve ever been privileged to meet. Their website is here. Contact information and a link to their guide is on the page. The current guide is November 2022, so I guess they aren’t doing a December update.