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sojourners reacted to bks's post in the thread I contracted Scabies on the Camino Frances in September 2024!! with
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I contacted scabies while walking the Camino Francis. I have "no doubt" about this. Although I may not have elaborated on this earlier, I did check out and rule out other possibilities. The only place I stayed prior to starting my Camino was at... -
sojourners reacted to lettinggo's post in the thread I contracted Scabies on the Camino Frances in September 2024!! with Like.
Hola That is not entirely correct. After the initial exposure to scabies, symptoms can take 2 to 8 weeks to appear. However, symptoms usually develop more quickly in people who’ve had scabies before, often as soon as 1 to 4 days after exposure...
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sojourners reacted to bks's post in the thread I contracted Scabies on the Camino Frances in September 2024!! with Like.
I contacted scabies on the Camino Frances! I live in a rural area with my sons' family of 6. None of them have any symptoms and they should have if I contracted scabies prior to walking the Frances. Please don't question where I contracted...
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I too found pilgrims meals poor quality. I was too lazy to supplement at the supermarkets. Next time I will have to make more effort. Sometimes I didn't want to eat dinner at 8 pm so would go to a bar and have frozen pizza. I found that it...
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That was not my understanding when I went into this. I’ve been under the impression (now completely dispelled) that everything closed from 2-5 PM, so my experience was bewildering as an inexperienced rookie, as I could never make sense on why in...
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Um, , that’s not how it happened for me. There is no predictable meal hours from one town to the next. Does the kitchen opens ant 5, 6, 7, or 8 pm?? I tried to order the menu del día a few times but it seemed that it was at the wrong time. With...
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I agree 100% with you. My food experience in my recent Camino was very stressful and frustrating. Besides the limited choices, the unpredictable meal times made it worse. I never knew what would be available, or when. Every town seemed to be...
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Many people have made suggestions already. Adequate protein is important so I would bring protein bars, or buy eggs or nuts whenever you have a chance, although not all places had a kitchen I found. As for weight loss….there is such an abundance...
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Protein bars or powder is a good strategy. I had some bars. No, no one starves or gets seriously malnourished, but Spain is not a third world country yet I have eaten better in third world countries than on this section of the Camino.
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Doug…I am talking about “availability” of nutritious food along the route, including supplementary to that available in albergues, restaurants, or otherwise…not an inability to look after myself, or a lack of money or other resources to buy or...
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