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maryalex reacted to Varekai's post in the thread Accommodation on Camino Ingles from Ferrol with
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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. -
maryalex reacted to Tincatinker's post in the thread Accommodation on Camino Ingles from Ferrol with Like.
Not if you start walking early and arrive by opening time. You have picked peak Camino time but, if you’re lucky you should be fine. I’m not starting till late September and I’ve pre-booked all my accommodations but that’s because I can and...
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maryalex replied to the thread Camino Ingles Start.There are some other places that meet the requirement to start in A Coruna. I have the credential from San Antonio, Texas (El Camino de San Antonio Missions). I'll start in A Coruna, present my San Antonio distance certificate, and collect my...
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Most people think of the Camino Ingles as being the route from.either Ferrol or A Coruña to Santiago. There have been attempts to create routes within England which link sites with historic connections to pilgrimage. I think you may mean one of...
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maryalex reacted to longlost18's post in the thread Accommodation with Communal Meals on the CF with Like.
We had quite a few memorable communal meals on the Francis, but the most memorable were 1. Borda, (dinner and breakfast!) which set a high bar on our first night. and, 2. after walking in pouring rain all day, the donativo in Grañon.
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maryalex reacted to Jodean's post in the thread Accommodation with Communal Meals on the CF with Like.
The dinner at Borda was tastier than Orisson and they do the same introductions, etc. It was ever so much nicer and the group was smaller. Had communal meals at Albergue de Peregrino Camino de Padron in Uterga, at El Cantero in Maneru, Albergue...
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I was a comment. Your post was clear. They said some things you didn't like. We only know your side of the story. I suspect theirs would differ somewhat. Regardless, a thing was said days ago and here you are still talking about it. Move on...
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If it is a legal thing ( against the law ) then the way to act is to go to the police and file a complaint. Meaning that when you experienced any kind of violation/ harrassment they can sort it out. If it was just plain rudeness: suck it up.
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Get over yourself and move on, that would be my advice. Not sure why you're letting a comment from a stranger at a 5 euro albergue wind you up so much.
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Nope. I’ve met a few pilgrims I wish I hadn’t. Having drunk in the Coach and Horses when Norman Balon ruled the jump I can honestly state that I have never encountered a hospitelero/a that hasn’t acted with integrity. Even when they’ve...
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