Just FYI, I tried to sell a bike in Santiago a couple years ago and was told there was a surplus of used bikes, because lots of people leave them or try to sell them. Apparently mostly they end up giving them away, which is what happened to me...
Seville has many bike shops and several which specialize in used bikes (Google 'buying a secondhand bicycle in Seville'). This would give you a better choice than the take-it-or-leave-it of buying privately. You could take your own pannier bags...
The podcast is really very interesting!!! Thank you very much... the history of the camino is absolutely fascinating and pushes all of us towards Santiago in the memory of the past through the paths of ancient pilgrims
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I even felt like that after fifteen months of travelling with my family. I was the only one not ready to go home. And I felt it after my first five caminos, even the one that lasted nearly three months. But this last one...not so much. I wanted...
I am sure finishing your camino in a heavy rain in Santiago adds to the "blues" that Peter mentioned.😕
Yes, this is so true for me, too. So predictable, and I'll say a bit boring.
Seems like everyone is longing to go home. I don't! I want to just walk and walk and live the Camino. Anyone recognizes?
Greetings to you wonderful people from a heavy rain Santiago.
And thanks to Victoria at the Pilgrims House for listening...
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