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I walk between 12 to 15 miles a day. I would stop twice for personal needs, drink, lunch and restroom. But I stop for cow, horse or dog that need petting.
I don't like hats because they are too hot and do not provide enough coverage. You will be a lot cooler under the umbrella. I have waked 3 caminos and have not had a rainy where it was too windy to use the umbrella. You can take pictures and not have to worry about the rain or harsh sun under...
They can have a second life as planters in your garden. I will turn my boots from my first CF in 2015 into planters this spring. I saw some very pretty boot planters.
Walking and climbing are two very different activities. It might work well for climbing because the legs are more spread and the movements are slower. Walking is quite the opposite. Please take them out for a spin on a hot day and let us know. If they proved comfortable then would love a...
I am in Salamanca right now, after walking the Camino (not VDLP) and is working my way back to Madrid. It is a lovely city and would make a good rest stop for pilgrims. It is a big city, but it does not feel like it.
My last name has only two letters, and the online form rejected my registration. I added my middle name to get it to accept. At the desk, I told the person my correct last name.
Albergue at Cabanillas has microwave and sink in kitchen. Has vending machines for cafe and beers and snacks. It only has 4 beds. Ring them the day before to let them know you are coming.
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