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My wife advised she will sit this one out as we are already doing the Portuguese route in April 2017.
So I am looking at a potential start date anywhere from mid September 2017 to mid October 2017.
From what I have read so far, pilgrims are often few and far between on this route.
From past hiking experiences in the mountains in Alberta, Canada although solo hiking has some appeal, the possibility of injury/sickness and not having anyone around is not so good.
So anyone with similar feelings, let me know.
My plan would be to go on to Santiago once reaching Sahagun.
I have done the Frances route, so have some good Camino experience under my belt.
So I am looking at a potential start date anywhere from mid September 2017 to mid October 2017.
From what I have read so far, pilgrims are often few and far between on this route.
From past hiking experiences in the mountains in Alberta, Canada although solo hiking has some appeal, the possibility of injury/sickness and not having anyone around is not so good.
So anyone with similar feelings, let me know.
My plan would be to go on to Santiago once reaching Sahagun.
I have done the Frances route, so have some good Camino experience under my belt.