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MaryLynn reacted to Robbo55's post in the thread Is late April too early for Camino Le Puy with
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I am getting excited now and starting firmer planning for my 2025 Camino starting in Le Puy. I had thought to start late April, but am not sure if that is too soon weather wise. All thoughts welcome. If it is not ideal, what time would you... -
MaryLynn reacted to Robbo55's post in the thread Is late April too early for Camino Le Puy with Like.
Thanks for your kind words. Yes I am trying to get the balance right- I think I am fit enough and am happy with being alone, but the lesser is the bit I am a little concerned about
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MaryLynn reacted to Camino Chrissy's post in the thread Is late April too early for Camino Le Puy with Like.
I walked the Le Puy Camino in 2018 and started on June 1st. I heard a couple of stories that those who had started out just one week prior had walked in some new snow and slush on those early stages of the Margeride and Aubrac regions as they...
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I haven't done the Ingles backwards- but having just headed backwards on Verde, Via Kunig and part of CF- apart from larger towns I think more than 80% of the time it was fairly intuitive looking at mojons and yellow arrows, only a couple of...
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I can't answer that question - but I may have a solution! Clip on rear view mirror for your hat ... you will see the markers you just passed ;) quite good for silently approaching cyclists too!
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Thank you for your reply. I arrived via the Primitivo and will be walking north to Ferrol so I won't have seen the route before. Then taking the FEVE train from Ferrol eastwards. I do have GPS tracking and gpx files loaded, but due to limitations...
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Beyond Finisterre/Muxia, I think only the Camino Portugues is marked in both directions (with the southward blue arrows pointing you towards Fatima). The thing to do is after you pass through each intersection, pause and look back and memorize...
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MaryLynn reacted to naplesdon's post in the thread Knights Templar book recommendations please with Like.
I have several books on the subject but they are all in storage at the moment. I will admit they don't shed a light on what the Templars were in the reality of the times. An Amazon search on the subject will provide you with many sources, some...
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MaryLynn reacted to David Tallan's post in the thread new hiker from Germany says Buen Camino with Like.
Jokes aside, there was a bit of discussion here a while ago when some hikers on the Camino Mozarabe who were walking north to south on that route (away from Santiago) had it made clear to them that the association albergues were not welcoming...
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MaryLynn reacted to David Tallan's post in the thread new hiker from Germany says Buen Camino with Like.
It depends on the albergue. Many private albergues do not require a credencial. While they are listed as "pilgrim-focused", they are not exclusive to pilgrims traveling to Santiago de Compostela. There are others (often municipal albergues...
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