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BBlister Bill reacted to JabbaPapa's post in the thread Via Augusta in December 2022 - some thoughts with
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For some time, I've thought that the most important undeveloped Camino in Spain is the full Via Augusta/Via Aurelia from Cádiz to Rome. Call it the Hispanigena ? -
BIf a local gets a discount on the price on the price list, thats fine by me, so long as I do not pay more than is on the price list. One is a discount, the other is dishonest.
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BWhen I was flying back from Santander I got chatting with a lad from Granada who works in a Bar in Yorkshire, about just this subject, and he said that Bar people in Spain have to be watched for ripping you off. Also, I noticed in quite a few...
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BI'm 13 years removed from my first Camino and I still get indigestion when I look at a busy appointment calendar. The only cure for missing the Camino is to start planning the next one. Take care
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BBlister Bill replied to the thread Info on the Via Augusta?.Hi, walked in late March early April 22. Great walk. No other pilgrims and a great warm up. Feel free to PM any questions you may have. I also have the route tracked Regards Bill.
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BI agree. It must be the nest nearby which they are protecting. It doesn't have to be a bird of prey. We were constantly attacked by terns on Farne Island in nesting season. Parents protect their chicks.
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BBlister Bill replied to the thread Pilgrim attacked by bird of prey.Or can be a nest with eggs. Given time of year chicks (or eyas) makes more sense
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BBlister Bill reacted to Tincatinker's post in the thread Pilgrim attacked by bird of prey with Like.
Hey, thanks for coming back with this information. It looks like we have further information from @LynnMarie above. I'd love to know which of the raptors it was. It does suggest that there is a nest close to the trail or @LynnMarie 's friend was...
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BBlister Bill replied to the thread Pilgrim attacked by bird of prey.Yep not uncommon if you stray close to a raptor - particularly falcons - nest. Numerous bird species will defend their nest by driving off (dive-bombing) any animal they deem a threat. And they hit with force especially given the speed some are...
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BBlister Bill reacted to MichelleElynHogan's post in the thread Pilgrim attacked by bird of prey with Like.
This time of year, the bird, whatever it may have been, might just be protecting its nearby nest.
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