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    • CalgaryLynn
      CalgaryLynn reacted to Gwill21's post in the thread Camino Frances 2024 Biking Accident with Like Like.
      Hope you get well soon and can come back to the Camino again. As a cyclist myself at home it has always baffled me when I walk the Camino how many cyclists don’t give walkers a warning by using a bell or at a minimum shouting out in the language...
    • CalgaryLynn
      CalgaryLynn reacted to Peterexpatkiwi's post in the thread Recovering, step by step with Like Like.
      There's always somebody posting about dropping out, or taking a break because they're injured, myself included. There seems to have been a few more than usual just lately, although perhaps that's just that I've got more time than usual to read...
    • CalgaryLynn
      All my worries were for naught; while the water was raging, it was in its banks. Lots of mud - thankful for my poles. But the drizzling rain ended shortly after we started. It was the most beautiful, magical walk ever. EVER.
    • CalgaryLynn
      CalgaryLynn reacted to Opiemoore's post in the thread Help: 6 weeks to go with Like Like.
      I got a few blisters - used “compeed” ( it’s an adhesive pad similar to bandaids, found at pharmacies) - it padded and protected the blisters. Pure heaven… the blisters went away in three or four days, stopped using compeed after about a week...
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      CalgaryLynn reacted to Goyo's post in the thread Help: 6 weeks to go with Love - Red heart Love - Red heart.
      I bought a small bag of lambs wool (Amazon) after hearing good things about it from experienced Camino walkers. I haven’t had to use it yet, as I’ve had no blister issues while using Merino wool socks over toe socks, but I’d rather have it and...
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      CalgaryLynn reacted to Joynz's post in the thread Any risk of walking without insoles? with Like Like.
      If I get a blister in the middle of a 200km back country hike I know that Compeed will make it possible to continue the walk because they immediately cushion the pain from a blister. It’s the main reason I always carry them - for days when the...
    • CalgaryLynn
      I know for myself, weather was the first thing I looked at when deciding when to go on the Camino. I tried to pick the least crowded time with the best weather predictions and luckily for me, it worked. I had 11 days of beautiful weather. Luck...
    • CalgaryLynn
      Hi, if you can't make it to your accommodation, just get a taxi there and the next day back to where you were and continue.
    • CalgaryLynn
      No expectations, concerned about my foot health, no surprises and life back home has not changed at all but I think about the journey every day. I left Santiago saying "never again" to thinking "I wonder if I could do it again." There is...
    • CalgaryLynn
      Fellow Canuck here, if you put a single question in the search bar, you will get much valuable information. You have a year to gather intel and will most likely get answers to all your questions.
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