I would walk later but that is just me. As @Tincatinker said weather is weather!! You are so blessed to be walking yith your daughter. Enjoy every moment. I would be on cloud 9 if one of my girls walked with me. Buen Camino Dad!!
I have done that Frances from SJPP starting late Sept twice and about to head out from SJPP again in late Sept this year. The first time we had very little rain, maybe 2 heavy days, and it was pretty mild the whole way. The second time we had...
Day 6 - La Peña - Oviedo
Easiest day so far. Since we only had to cover about 18 kilometers we could sleep in for a bit. The climb up to El Padrun was a doddle, the Salvador bootcamp must have been a succes.
The Senda Verde was beautiful. Just...
Day 3 - La Robla - Poladura de la Tercia
I'm not gonna lie: I wasn't looking forward to the climb just after Buiza. I had vivid memories of doing it in 2018 and they weren't pleasant. I'm not a great climber and also not fond of it. It's just...
I saw a T-shirt one time (regrettably didn't get it)
It had a print of an empty painting frame on it with saying
- What is Baroque?
- When you're out of Monet
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You are right in that 10 days may not make a difference - unless it rains for those 10 days. But nobody can tell you that.
I started September 25th last year, and we had rain the last week or so, whilst the first few weeks were almost too hot...
My daughter and I were going to start from SJDP in mid September but are now looking at starting late September but just wondered if this is a bad idea and if we should stick with our earlier plan? If we are finishing in early November I am...
You are exactly right, it is even before Lavacolla. But then she said something about it being "typical" to leave something there and i can't think of another place on the Frances except for the Santiago sign when you enter the city.
Let's see...
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