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Yes to:
Taking responsibility for oneself;
Having realistic expectations;
But I don't completely understand the one-way street here. Loud snorers can't control that. But if I were in that boat, and could afford it, I'd happily book single rooms...
Two words: Private room.
Consider a pension or hotel where available.
I am a light sleeper myself and a good night's sleep is essential to me after my daily half marathon of walking.
Being sleep deprived really starts to put a damper on things...
Yeah no, it's not. If you think that's aggression, you've got bigger problems which cannot be solved here.
I posit that sleeping in a shared space if you know you are a snorer is aggression. One being a snorer doesn't supercede the rights of...
Stating (even strongly stating) that it bothers one is not aggression. Suggesting that snorers get a private room is not aggression. Expressing dismay over a poor night's sleep ahead of a full day of walking isn't aggression.
Because one person keeps a whole room of others up, that makes the non-snorers whingers when talking about trying to sleep?
Sorry, but no.
If you snore loudly and know you snore loudly please let people know ahead of time : the hospi, and other...
i don't think you understand what is is like to be listening to a scorer all night while you are trying to get some sleep, Firstly the roncador is asleep and will be freshened in the morning, you on the otherhand will have a tiring day ahead...
A gorgeous New Year's Day and a family walk around Sasamat Lake in Belcarra. At the beginning, a few early polar bear swimmers in the lake and at the end of the walk many more were taking the traditional Jan. 1st plunge! The last photo... a...
My New Year's Day was spent walking around Adeje and Playa Paraíso on Tenerife. Clocked 33.6 km according to my Garmin.
May 2024 be filled with lovely walks!
I am 68 and walked solo Porto to Santiago. I got so much wrong, but so much right too. I had trained - somewhat.
I began 27 March in run up to Easter and walked into terrible weather on Coastal route. Poncho ripped in the 40 kms wind day one...
You need something to sleep in. Unless you are staying in private rooms take at least a liner. I was cold in June last year with my liner and used my poncho as a blanket.
Edit: I think you will feel exposed without any kind of sleep sack in a...
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