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The lure of the open road

Paladina

old woman of the roads
Time of past OR future Camino
CF, primitivo & del norte (2017); VdlP/Sanabres, ingles etc (2018), Mozarabe etc (2019), tbc (2020)
My second camino begins as soon as I’ve sat my Spanish exam this Spring. I’ll arrive at Seville on May 22, spend a couple of days exploring the city before setting out on the open road - just me and my beloved bicycle, some bike tools, books, bivvy bag and a change of clothes. The only plan thereafter is not to plan ahead. I have a few weeks in which to reach Santiago by a very circuitous route. Last time I fell in love with Lugo, so it calls for a diversion. The itinerary will doubtless expand or contract according to the time remaining, but conversations and coffee breaks may make the journey shorter. I send advance greetings to all fellow pilgrims along the way, and gratitude to those forum members who have offered advice and inspiration.
 
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i did the vdlp in 2014 on a bike starting in malaga but in the summer which was quite a challenge. i remember being so happy when i got into the mountains of gallicia and out of the permanent heat. make sure to visit plasencia which is not on the camino but just a few km to the east. it an ancient town in the extremadura right out of a fairy tale, i spent a week there ...
 
Thanks for the recommendation - it sounds worth a detour.
 
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