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CThank you for your contribution to the Dutch Confraternity Thomas. I do exactly that for every Camino. Also I use Organic Maps regularly at home. Ena
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CMy choice is organic maps (free, no advertisements, offline) together with the kml downloads from the Dutch confraternity of Saint James. Like @mochilaverde wrote, you can download them from that download page. You can also see what you can...
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CCuracion59 reacted to Jon53's post in the thread Review of packinglist for october frances please! =) with
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I’d definitely consider a lightweight folding walking pole or poles to help on steep downhills on potentially wet and/or muddy sections. Otherwise, with the headtorch added, it looks good to me. Wishing you a great camino. -
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No, all albergues do not provide blankets. You can find some which do not have. Furthermore, it is not a good idea to sleep with your day clothes. Forget the stone and bring a blanket or a sleeping bag.
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CCuracion59 reacted to PelegrinNikolai's post in the thread Saint Jean Pied de Port to Roncesvalles, leaving in the afternoon with Like.
I haven't been on Camino yet, but i'm a regular runner on both paved surfaces and rough/no trails. I've done some jogging and running with my 7kg Osprey pack while on practice hikes in mountainous forest. The main thing is, in my experience, is...
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CIf you are carrying your backpack, my advice is to contact Correos ( post office) and have your pack forwarded for as long as it takes you to recover. Also find some compression sleeves to support your joints. Get some voltaren forte and use it...
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