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EWhite reacted to peregrina2000's post in the thread Hiking poles in Canadian Airports - Any issues in 2024? with
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If this is the mindset, then we shouldn’t carry anything on the plane because anything can be forbidden. I think that it is silly to warn people leaving from Canada not to carry on their poles when the regulations explicitly allow them... -
EWhite replied to the thread Hiking poles in Canadian Airports - Any issues in 2024?.I fly often and it’s my experience that if staff are new and don’t know the policies or are dealing with items they don’t usually see they default to the position that it’s not allowed. You can respectfully and calmly pushback if challenged. You...
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EWhite reacted to C clearly's post in the thread Hiking poles in Canadian Airports - Any issues in 2024? with Like.
I have recently carried my folding poles on board from Vancouver. I trust the explicit wording of CATSA that says poles are allowed, if the pointed ends are less than 6 cm, and I am glad that they have given this clarification. I don't know when...
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EWhite replied to the thread Hiking poles in Canadian Airports - Any issues in 2024?.The CATSA policy on hiking poles is very clearly worded and is addressed specifically on the CATSA website. I‘ve never had any issues outbound from YUL. I would check that they’re permitted on your return flight if you want to bring them back in...
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17 days and ~440 miles later, I've made it across Iowa! I wasn't entirely loyal to the ADT, as flooding on the Mississippi wiped out the first stage, and I wanted a more direct, westward route over the last few stages, but otherwise I was...
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Yes, the usual route was to Ferrol or A Coruna, sometimes Ribadesella or even Santander and Bilbao. Pilgrim dedicated trips usually to the western ports, Bilbao and Santander if pilgrims were incidental to cargo. “Jacobean Pilgrims from England...
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My first thought was that you want to walk West out on the loop and East returning, but that probably isn't what you are looking for. I think if I were doing the complete loop, I would go Santiago - Finisterre - Muxia - Santiago.
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EWhite replied to the thread Cabo Finisterre - which direction?.If you’re walking towards SdC from Fisterra the section from Cee to Capela de San Pedro Martir is a long uphill slog. There are some nice views into Cee if you’re decending that section.
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So far as I’m aware the pilgrims office do not apply any restrictions on the use of skateboards. For unicycles and unicorns the usual requirements apply. 200km and 100km respectively. It’s possible that skateboarding may fall under the Church’s...
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EWhite reacted to David Tallan's post in the thread Protocol: spending more than one night in an albergue with Like.
"It depends on the albergue." Probably the biggest factor is whether it is a municipal/parochial/association albergue or a private albergue. A private albergue, especially one that is not exclusively for pilgrims, is more likely to allow more...
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