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jungleboy replied to the thread Planning for the Geira — GO FOR IT!!!.Berán A local camino association member, Abdón Fernández, lives in Berán, is keen to help pilgrims and has a stamp. He can be reached (in Spanish) on (should the phone number be posted here?). Just after Berán there is a stone sculpture that... -
jungleboy replied to the thread Walking fall 2024, wondering about luggage transfer SJPP direct to Santiago.If it’s just to have fresh clothes for a couple of days in Santiago, it doesn’t seem worth the hassle to me. If it’s for a longer post-camino trip, that’s a different story.
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Here are a few of my numerous photos of the Fisherman's Trail to whet your appetite, although it has almost no Camino feel. I chose the Central route out of Porto afterward to remind me more of the Camino Frances with more villages and vineyards...
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Hey, great to meet you! This is really helpful, I appreciate the tip. I'm going to check out your blog on the Fisherman's Trail also. Thanks v much :)
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Hello everyone. I am new to the forum and learning how to navigate my way around and am enjoying reading many of the threads. I plan on starting from SJPP on Sept 6 and can't wait to get started! I have reservations in SJPP and will have...
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jungleboy replied to the thread Greetings from a new member.It is the most popular trail of the Rota Vicentina in south-western Portugal (Alentejo/Algarve). It's more a hike / walking holiday than a pilgrimage as such, but the scenery is absolutely fabulous. Here is a post I wrote about it: Rota...
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Greetings all, I completed the Camino de Santiago solo on July 30, 2018 and it was a wonderful, life changing experience. I leave soon for Lisbon to walk the Fisherman's Trail followed by the Portuguese Camino. I'm undecided if I'll start from...
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jungleboy replied to the thread Greetings from a new member.That's a great combination, @Camino Chrissy did the same thing a few years ago. I am (sort of) Portuguese (but really Australian like you), and have walked both of those routes separately. The Fisherman's Trail is spectacular and a great way to...
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As I'll be travelling most of tomorrow I'll jump the gun and post about the stage after Ribadavia here. If you've stayed in the Garden Lodge you'll save a good 15 or 20 minutes. You have a very pleasant walk along the river Avia through the...
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jungleboy reacted to Charrito's post in the thread Planning for the Geira — GO FOR IT!!! with
Buen Camino!.
As I sort of intimated yesterday, I'll be heading up there tomorrow. Being retired is an advantage, but it's a logistical nightmare getting to Lobios or Entrimo from my home city of Salamanca. It's looking like a bus to Zamora, train to Ourense...
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