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Where are the May Francés pilgrims?

Time of past OR future Camino
VdlP(2012) Madrid(2014)Frances(2015) VdlP(2016)
VdlP(2017)Madrid/Sanabres/Frances reverse(2018)
Recently, I’ve been regularly scrolling New Posts looking for members posting “Live From The Camino Francés”. Strange that there are so few threads. I’m enjoying Lindsey’s posts and photos, but where is everyone else? I’m feeling deprived!
 
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I started 2nd May and am now in Villar de Mazarife. Some others who like me are taking a steady 20km/day avg. plus some sight seeing days are also here. The young, fit and beautiful ones who started with us old cronies are now about 100km ahead.
 
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Greetings from two bicigrinos (who try to be considerate of peregrinos!) there are plenty of Peregrinos on the Camino Francès, thoigh not many Brits. We’ve taken a detour today to Yuso and Suso monasteries: fanstastic!
 

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We're in the Fisherman's Lodge, in Ambasmestas. It's very hot and we've walked 34.5kms today. Walk up to O Cebreiro tomorrow. Reccomend this albergue. Got twin room in a row of wooden chalets. Big garden and a pond. Clean and reasonable.
 
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Greetings from two bicigrinos (who try to be considerate of peregrinos!) there are plenty of Peregrinos on the Camino Francès, thoigh not many Brits. We’ve taken a detour today to Yuso and Suso monasteries: fanstastic!
When I walked CF from SJ to Santiago in September/October 2016 I can say from start to finish I met and spoke to whilst walking or over a coffee/beer etc as little as 15 Brits. Didnt bother me in the slightest of course, had the pleasure of meeting folk from all over the world. The Group of friends I did make we adopted a house rule, no phones at the table as quite rightly many found it unsociable.
Horses for courses as they say.
 
When I walked CF from SJ to Santiago in September/October 2016 I can say from start to finish I met and spoke to whilst walking or over a coffee/beer etc as little as 15 Brits.
Despite living pretty close to the Caminos we Brits are a surprisingly small % of the total. Way outnumbered by Americans. Not that far ahead of Korea and Ireland: a surprise given how far distant Korea is and how much smaller the population of Ireland is. These figures come from the 2019 statistics summary.

 
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I’m in the Camino! I’ll go and post soon
 
I’m in the Camino! I’ll go and post soon
As nice as it is to get live updates from the Camino its far more more important that you savour the experiences and not be stuck on your phones. I used to do the odd social media update after 10pm lock down and nights out before I drifted off into a well earned sleep.
 
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