Sat under a space-blanket, hunkered in a hollow partially sheltered by a tumbled dry-stone wall that had once been an Iron-age steading, waiting for the rest of the rescue team to reach us through the mist and rain, I asked the rather plump...
Sounds like the woman who helped a search party look for herself.
https://torontosun.com/2012/08/28/missing-woman-unwittingly-joins-search-party-for-herself
People are generally oblivious to their own stupidity. Common sense is obvious from...
I came across this in a field a few km outside Urda last year. It brought home just how local civil wars tend to be with memories lasting decades and even centuries.
It’s a rather unnecessarily alarmist title for a question thread.
If the first two days out of St Jean ever actually flood, the majority of France and Spain will cease to exist.
I can't judge whether you can do it (I suppose it could be difficult). But - trudging through arguably the most beautiful part of the trail? Of course, it also depends on your motivation for walking. There is no way I would cross the Pyrenees...
I know there are those who struggle to get going in the morning without a coffee.
And sometimes on Camino a coffee is not always available at the start of your day.
This idea might work?
I drink a lot of iced coffee on Campervan road trips here...
And Chelada in Mexico, usually with lime because limes are plentiful and inexpensive there. Very refreshing. Michelada is quite different because the drink has a sort of tomato base.
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