I presume you are talking about the Meseta here in this.
If it was evident to you that you weren't getting sufficient, well balanced meals from albergues and other places you stayed, what did you do in response? There is no promise, on the...
Just want to add a quick note about Bar Mar - I just stayed there a couple weeks ago, and I was even warned about it and Manuel the host by someone in Puente. The consensus among we pilgrims staying the night was that the building that houses the...
Hello Forum friends,
I'll be heading to Chicago today to fly ✈️ to Madrid, then on to Ponferrada to begin the Camino Invierno, ending in Monteforte. Next a train to A Corona for two nights before walking the Camino Ingles from Ferrol to Santiago...
Off we go again on a new route for me, Camino Invierno. Not sure I’ll have much to add the already excellent details posted by @peregrina2000 and @Wendy Werneth and Nick.
I’m trying to follow their suggestions but my staging and distances are...
Bruma, assuming you stay there, is a potential red flag. It's a pinch point and popular stop as walkers from Ferrol and A Coruna converge there. It's a tiny village with one municipal albergue, one private albergue and one tiny private hostal.
Looking forward to eating some great food starting in Sjpdp and heading towards Burgos. As they say here in Ireland hunger is the best sauce ,what are some of your highlights of the food you have experienced on your walk
If you loved the Invierno and are interested in the Taverneiro, you will probably also love the Geira e dos Arrieros, which Wendy mentioned and has also walked. That route is also through northern Portugal, beautiful, and totally untraveled...
In July/August 2024, I walked the Camiño de Taverneiro, which is a 130-kilometre route through Galicia. It is an historical route but has only recently been rediscovered and waymarked, and, since I've seen very little information about it on this...
The first time brings knowledge.
But, as you repeat the process intimacy moves in.
Soon you’re in love.
Then you build a community with like minded lovers of what you cherish.
That’s what repeatedly walking caminos does for me.
No, I will...
Two weeks back home and it's about time to report my Camino Sanabres. Since last March, many experienced members gave me many useful suggestions to my questions as to how to switch from Frances to Sanabres. I really appreciated and read them...
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