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      kelleymac reacted to kmccrom's post in the thread Starting with a Rest Day? with Like Like.
      Thank you so much to all of you for your input. It’s been so helpful. Just to clarify, I’m going from mid-August to mid-November. I’m hoping to get to Santiago and then Finisterre with enough time to spend a few days in Madrid and then a few...
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      kelleymac reacted to OzAnnie's post in the thread Starting with a Rest Day? with Like Like.
      Hi @kmccrom You have set aside up to 4mths travelling away from home - I would set myself up well at the start. If you don’t regularly get to Paris ., or not likely to return - then definitely unwind there with friends first . Great...
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      kelleymac reacted to sunflowers's post in the thread Starting with a Rest Day? with Like Like.
      exciting! yes, plan for two nights... Le Puy en Velay is a charming and historic place for a pilgrim. A full day is needed; not only to rest and adjust to the new time zone, but to absorb the sights and vibe of your imminent adventure. You can...
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      kelleymac reacted to Camino Chrissy's post in the thread Starting with a Rest Day? with Like Like.
      Welcome to the forum, @kmccrom.🙂 Le Puy is an interesting and beautiful city. I would give it the extra day, especially since you have approx. four months total to walk.
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      kelleymac reacted to stewinyvr's post in the thread Packing Cubes with Like Like.
      I couple of cheap 7L drybags from decathlon together with my poncho saw me through Hurricane Kirk 😀
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      kelleymac reacted to David's post in the thread Packing Cubes with Like Like.
      To me the easiest and lightest and 'roll down' are dry bags (cheaper too) .. as well as not being noisy to open them at night or early morning in a refugio bunk room! .. get a set in different sizes and different colours and you will always know...
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      kelleymac reacted to mikeatspokes's post in the thread Packing Cubes with Like Like.
      Dry bags are the way to go, more compressible and flexible
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      kelleymac replied to the thread Packing Cubes.
      I use compression bags-- some are water proof, some not. I bought two back in the early 90s; they're a bit heavy. Newer ones are lighter. It's important to remember the compressing stuff makes the stuff smaller, but not lighter. How many...
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      kelleymac reacted to trecile's post in the thread Packing Cubes with Like Like.
      Why waterproof/resistant? Either use something like an Altus that will keep both you and or your pack dry, or line your pack with a plastic bag of some kind. Then you can use really lightweight bags of any kind inside - even really lightweight...
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      kelleymac reacted to Robo's post in the thread Gronze stages versus Brierley stages with Like Like.
      I have a range of guide books and apps. My favourite in terms of simplicity and ease of use is the Gronze website. Honestly I have never taken much notice of 'stages'. They are merely arbitrary 'points on a map' that are suggested stopping...
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