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What type of bed sack and outer garment for late August/ September on Del Norte?

Nann

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Camino Del Norte August 2016
Hello,
I am trying to figure out what type of bed sack and outer garment Iwill need for late August and September on the Del Norte? Warm, cool nights? Sleeping temperatures. I am hoping to get away with a light weight simple bed sack, yes? No? Prepare for cooler conditions?
Thank you!
 
Ideal sleeping bag liner whether we want to add a thermal plus to our bag, or if we want to use it alone to sleep in shelters or hostels. Thanks to its mummy shape, it adapts perfectly to our body.

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Hello,
I am trying to figure out what type of bed sack and outer garment Iwill need for late August and September on the Del Norte? Warm, cool nights? Sleeping temperatures. I am hoping to get away with a light weight simple bed sack, yes? No? Prepare for cooler conditions?
Thank you!
I'm walking during the same time period, and I'm bringing a silk liner and a very small super lightweight down blanket in the event that the it's cold and the albergue doesn't have blankets. I'll have a lightweight fleece and windbreaker. One of the reasons I decided to go that time of year, is that hopefully anything heavier won't be necessary.
 
Norte is also known as the green Camino for rain rain rain. So at least some rain gear would be practical. Unless weight is an issue, always better to carry a lightweight sleeping bag regardless of the condition of the alberques....
 
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I'm walking during the same time period, and I'm bringing a silk liner and a very small super lightweight down blanket in the event that the it's cold and the albergue doesn't have blankets. I'll have a lightweight fleece and windbreaker. One of the reasons I decided to go that time of year, is that hopefully anything heavier won't be necessary.

Thank you for your reply. I think the silk bed sack is what I am leaning towards. A fleece I think is a definte. I am going this time of year hoping for a bit of cooler weather, I do not like walking in the heat so much, but will take whatever comes witha smile.
 

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