I think that depends on how you choose to engage with the time. This summer I met a young catalán boy (13) cycling with his dad. They seemed to be doing similar distances to myself (20-27km depending on the day) as I met them several times.
I...
Personally I find the bladder great and it means that I keep drinking small amounts as I walk staying hydrated and (I believe) needing to toilet less. I found with bottles that I drank less as had to stop to get my bottle out and then glugged the...
I think it is kind of like shoes, rain ponchos vs rain coats, backpacks, and other items. It is extremely individual and a poll probably won't solve it for you.
It varies along the way. The vines were ripening in La Rioja, the meseta was golden and then the mountains and Galicia were green and lush - but that reflects the poor summer (a fair bit of rain and not much sun) that they had.
I walked this year in August, starting 15th August from Logroño, arriving to SdC on the 11th September and Fisterra on the 15th. It was a great camino, the weather was hot but not too hot (I didn't walk in the afternoons but didn't generally...
If still in Santiago I would recommend popping in to have a wander around. I think that the recent renovation was just wonderful, restoring the flow of the cathedral back to its origins and bringing in very sympathetic modern features...
These kinds of posts are what give rise to the forbidden "Pilgrim vs. Tourist" arguments.
Pilgrims are responsible for taking care of their own needs. They adjust themselves to the path, they do not demand the path adjust to them. If the...
Well friends, I can happy and proudly said that I'll start my sixth time volunteering in St. John the Babtist albergue in Gañon from next October the16th, to October the 31th.
If you decided to stay and rest a day there, you'll be welcome.
If...
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