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They sell waterbottles for the pack pockets that have a hose and mouthpiece that goes over your shoulder can attach to shoulder strap, so you don't need to take out bottle to drink, and always know how much water you have.
My wife and I walked the Via Francesco from Dovadola, Italy(small village on south side of Bologna) to Rome, via Assisi. From Florence you would probably start the walk in La Verna. The route is hilly, but maybe 65% woodsy trails, 35% pavement...
On my earlier Caminos I had a small Fuji with a telephoto lens. But, on the last two I upgraded to the Canon M50 (mirrorless) it comes with a small telephoto, but I use EOS 18-150, it handles all occasions.
This is so true. It may seem that each day starts with an uphill climb, but by rhe end of the days walking, none of that matters. What matters (to me) is the overall experience.
The events combine to an experience. Live the experience. Remember...
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