It can happen and dishonesty is sadly a human trait. For the recird, it's happened to me on an occasion, and I'm Spanish.
In any case, you should always be given the receipt where you will see the breakdown of what you ate and drank. And if you...
Woah, easy pilgrim. your comment is a bit patronising like the previous one. In any case, as I said above, I'll ignore that part and keep the love flowing.
The OP describes urban and loud noise as annoying and even hell. Ssdly, the Camino is...
I'll let your patronising comment go, let's keep the love flowing.
As for my comment, I'm sorry, but the harsh reality is that there aren't many ways around the noise of vehicles on large sections of the Camino, our noisy Spanish bars, our...
i agree with your disagreement, you are right, spring is the best time. however, the OP asked for suggestions, and, like walking the Meseta, the Camino Madrid offers stark beauty and a wealth in sights and heritage.
starting from the Church of Santiago by the Royal Palace has its charm, I guess. However, definitely would consider starting in Tres Cantos, which has an easy commuter train connection (train station is 1 minutes from the Camino). another option...
it can be windy and sunny?
you'll be walking long distances, sometimes on uneven terrain with something in your hand that you have to hold upright?
hats make us look distinguished?
you're right. you probably don't need a hat if you're used to...
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