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Via Francigena nel Sud or Appian Way

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Looking to do the next section of the VF. Not too keen on taking the coastal route after Benevento. Thinking of detouring onto the Appian Way after then to get to Brindisi. Will add on the section to SM di Leuca after that.

Any advice from those that might have done either? In either direction?
 
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After Benevento I joined coast at Bari - by choice - to continue along the coast to Brindisi (and enjoyed it!) But if you are continuing to Leuca from Brindisi I can see that may be enough of the coast! It is a little bit samey-samey in some ways!
 
Can see your route from Wikiloc (thanks) but I'd like to stick to country routes than flat coast.

Anything in Turkey coming up?
 
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Galloglaigh said:
Can see your route from Wikiloc (thanks) but I'd like to stick to country routes than flat coast.

Anything in Turkey coming up?
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I don't think I can manage it for another year unfortunately due to a variety of commmitments this year. Retirement is not so simple.....
 
Galloglaigh said:
Looking to do the next section of the VF. Not too keen on taking the coastal route after Benevento. Thinking of detouring onto the Appian Way after then to get to Brindisi. Will add on the section to SM di Leuca after that.

Any advice from those that might have done either? In either direction?
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Can't help you there but I'm looking for any info about the first half of the VF, from Canterbury to Switzerland. There doesn't seem to be much French infrastructure in place.
 
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List of accommodation here:
pilgrimstorome.org.uk

Accommodation List – Confraternity of Pilgrims to Rome

The CPR Accommodation List for the sections Canterbury to the Swiss border was updated in December 2018 and is now available to download. The Swiss border to Rome lists were up-to-date as of August 2019. To support the work of …
pilgrimstorome.org.uk
There is plenty of infrastructure, with a little effort to identify it!😉
 
timr said:
List of accommodation here:
pilgrimstorome.org.uk

Accommodation List – Confraternity of Pilgrims to Rome

The CPR Accommodation List for the sections Canterbury to the Swiss border was updated in December 2018 and is now available to download. The Swiss border to Rome lists were up-to-date as of August 2019. To support the work of …
pilgrimstorome.org.uk
There is plenty of infrastructure, with a little effort to identify it!😉
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Excellent. Thanks for this.
 
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