Great to hear that Borres was better than I had heard. Hopefully the weather is nice because the Hospitales stage is supposedly one of the most beautiful of all of the Caminos. Unfortunately I had a lot of rain, wind and cloud. There were very...
From what I have heard, the albergue in Borres is horrible. So much so that I walked past a few kms to Colinas de Ariba on the southern route towards Pola De Allende last year. It is not on the Hospitales route but if you do want to go that way...
That's interesting. I wondered if it could just be the way that it translated on my computer. Unfortunately I can't bring it up from the start anymore.
On four or five questions, I think the number one is replaced by "Forks". So, instead of saying One, Two, it says, Forks, Two. It could be on the Yes, No answers (Forks, No), I can't remember and when I try to start the survey again, I jump to...
Because of the notation "Forks" as an answer to multiple questions I did not complete the survey. I think I know what was intended but on research-based material this is really not acceptable.
You will have no problem with hot temperatures at that time but guessing the rain is a fool's game. I was in Zamora on March 26 in 2022 and it was relatively cool (10 degrees C). The Sanabres for two weeks in April was quite cold (around +2 or +3...
This thread is a marvelous example of a bunch of good people making a salient point while trying not to hurt anyone's feelings. Hopefully the salient point is not lost on everyone.
You can see it here underlined in green. Just west of the Vadiniense. Gronze (https://www.gronze.com/camino-salvador) does a good job of covering it as well as the Labiniego and the Vadiniense.
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