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isawtman replied to the thread On the Norte and want to avoid the Frances until last possible moment into SdC.Some people get irritated with me when I suggest that you power through the last 100 km of the Frances. But that's what a fair amount of people actually do. -
isawtman replied to the thread On the Norte and want to avoid the Frances until last possible moment into SdC.I would just go to Arzua and power through the rest of the Frances. I went from Arzua to Lavacola in one day and I was prepared to keep going if I didn't get a bed. I would have went to Monte do Gozo. From Arzua it is just two short stages of...
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isawtman replied to the thread Help getting lodging past Sarria.You guys have plenty of room to discuss your preferred option. But somehow, if someone suggests something else, they are totally wrong. Powering through the last 100km if you started at St Jean is a perfectly good technique. Powering through...
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isawtman replied to the thread Help getting lodging past Sarria.Yes, I suppose there are a few people that want to slow down at the end of the camino. But, I never experienced or have heard of anybody like that. But I have heard of several people who were doing long days to get to Santiago.
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isawtman replied to the thread Help getting lodging past Sarria.I wasn't telling people who started a Sarria to power through it. I was specially suggesting that people who started farther back including at St Jean that one of the good options for them is to power through the last 100 km. If you power...
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isawtman replied to the thread Help getting lodging past Sarria.But this is more than just making time to visit Finnesterre and Muxia. The last 100 km continues to be a big concern to many pilgrims. It seems like every week or two we have someone, mainly new people, who are making a post about the last 100...
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