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MWe have always walked in March (Frances and Norte) and find you have to be prepared for just about anything. This last March was the coldest I can remember - wet, cold, and windy. But I've been sweating in the hot sun, too, in March-April. Like...
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MYou're talking about March 2025? You have almost a year to decide what to bring. I would think that's more than enough time to research internet weather sites for past years weather for the particular Camino you want to walk. You can find out the...
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MToo warm. Walking in Northern Spain in March, I tend to start my days wearing a t-shirt, a thin fleece jacket and a rain jacket, with gloves, scarf and wooly hat. I have never needed an extra layer under my zip-off trousers, while my husband...
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Mmdhoar reacted to henrythedog's post in the thread Has anyone used a Faraday bag for their tel or computer? with
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Unless you’re working for the CIA or on a witness-protection programme I think that’s overkill. It’s a step even beyond the ultra-con RFID wallets and card cases: a solution in search of a problem which doesn’t exist.. Use a VPN at all times... -
Mmdhoar reacted to dougfitz's post in the thread Is it okay to have no plan for the first Camino? 🌙 with Like.
I am with @C clearly here. More, if you think you consider yourself a pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago, rather than a random hiker out for a cheap holiday funded by the efforts of the many Spanish and international volunteers who support...
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MI really don’t think it matters. For the Spanish Semana Santa is a significant festival and an opportunity to walk Camino. For the irreligious April is a popular time of year because the weather will, generally, be kinder and because businesses...
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