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washing clothes at Orisson

Curlygirl

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Camino Frances - August - September 2015
Is there a place/space to dry clothes in Orisson? In all the pictures I've seen of the albergue, I haven't seen a clothesline.
 
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I did my hand washing there in designated basins and hung it on washing lines somewhere, tho I can't remember where.
Hand washing at Orisson is often the first instance of something that will become a habit.
Regds and Buen Camino
Gerard
 
Is there a place/space to dry clothes in Orisson? In all the pictures I've seen of the albergue, I haven't seen a clothesline.
Hi, you have to hang your clothes at the back of the albergue. For the rest you will have a great time at the albergue Orisson.
Wish you well and a Buen Camino, Peter.
 
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Out back where the tents are located. Don't forget to make a reservation ! You will thoroughly enjoy your stay. Jean Jacques is a wonderful host. Don't forget to try the Pate (his secret recipe).
 
One of my favourite memories of our first Camino. We knew nothing of what to expect (we had not found this forum or any guide book) and we lucked into a space at Orisson. In fact, because of a pilgrim not showing up, we got upgraded from "we have a old tent for you" that we learned about at the pilgrims' office in SJPdP to "if you want the private room, you can have it at 3:00pm if no one shows up." It was a cold rainy day on the mountain and everyone's gear was getting a rinsing all night long while our gear was hung on a line which criss-crossed over our bed in the tiny private room. Every time we rolled over, we pulled some piece of damp laundry down on us. The next morning, our clothes were slightly drier than the bedsheet but not nearly as soaked as everyone else's outside. We counted our blessings and moved on the Roncevalles.
 
In addition to two clotheslines out behind the main building there is also one in front of the room under the terrace. And there is a laundry room - new this year - with a washer and dryer. It's next to the new 10-bed dorm room which brought their capacity to 40.
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.

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