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You are carrying necessities in your daypack. My preference would be to use the easiest to organize suitcase instead of a backpack for transporting stuff not carried. It is amazing the organization of small luggage these days, and for needing to... -
MaryLynn reacted to rappahannock_rev's post in the thread Is 5 days in Finisterre a bad idea? with
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Your time would be better spent in SdeC., which has a great deal more to see and experience than most peregrinos realize. -
MaryLynn reacted to Valleygirlhikes's post in the thread Alternatives to walking if injured with Like.
Currently I am in Burgos resting up from a knee injury. I am not giving up the possibility of continuing on foot, but in the meantime I would like ideas of options in the event that I can not. Touring by bus and volunteering are options I have...
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These.are great. I got them last year for the Norte and while I didn't come across many snorers I did find that when I did the noise blockers worked perfectly. I used the brown noise setting and it seemed to be just the right pitch to counter out...
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Nor does being intolerant and unwilling to learn how to deal with your own sleeping difficulties. Demanding that others pay extra €€€ for your own personal convenience is aggressive. And BTW just to be crystal clear I am not a snorer.
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Really? I'll say it again in case you missed it. No, you can't control the snoring. That's true, and a given. But: If you know you snore loudly, and if you can afford a single room, Then it is a kindness to not impose your din on the rest...
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I guarantee that you would find snorers who swear that they never snore in the non-snoring dorm.
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My husband is a snorer. A very, very loud snorer. We learned after our first Camino experience to book private rooms unless there is absolutely nothing available. Having said that, I have been sleeping with a snorer for 40 years. The first 18 or...
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Two words: Private room. Consider a pension or hotel where available. I am a light sleeper myself and a good night's sleep is essential to me after my daily half marathon of walking. Being sleep deprived really starts to put a damper on things...
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If they know they are a snorer, then they are the ones who need to upgrade their accommodation. Not the people who they are keeping awake.
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