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Thank you all for your suggestions! Finally, I ended up eating in Ezequiel, a big popular restaurant in Calle Ancha, quite close to the cathedral. It is always very busy and unless you eat very early or very late you would do well to reserve a...
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timr reacted to dick bird's post in the thread New Day By Day Baggage Transport on Via Francigena with
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That’s very unsympathetic as well as being lecturing. If someone gets injured on Camino, bag transfer is a useful option, as are public transport and giving up. Carrying ‘only what you need’ when you have a back injury would be silly. -
timr reacted to C clearly's post in the thread New Day By Day Baggage Transport on Via Francigena with
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I doubt that you have any particular knowledge that allows you to understand her predicament and tell her what she should do. -
timr reacted to andycohn's post in the thread New Day By Day Baggage Transport on Via Francigena with Thank you.
While walking on the Via Francigena last week in Italy, we discovered that Bags Free now offers day by day baggage transport on the section from Lucca to Rome, and -- like in Spain -- it can be booked on an ad hoc basis whenever you need it. All...
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timr reacted to Tony Murray's post in the thread From just before Burgos - 47 friggin kms to find a bed!!! with Thank you.
I might live to regret this: in my six Caminos I have never had a major problem finding a bed. I usually try to stay off the generally recognised stages and avoid starting at a weekend. I always book my first night but then play the rest by ear...
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timr reacted to Undermanager's post in the thread From just before Burgos - 47 friggin kms to find a bed!!! with Wow.
Now it's done, and I'm showered, fed and generally numbed with alcohol, it was great. Fortunately, the weather was cool all day, the rain held off and the terrain was rolling countryside. But sodding 'el. 47kms to Hontanas from the lovely place...
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Next Spring my wife and I are planning to walk the Via Francigena from Lucca to Rome. We plan to arrange our own accommodation. Can anyone advise if there are companies who do luggage transfers, as can be arranged on the Camino Frances for...
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timr replied to the thread Luggage Transfers on Via Francigena.I have never used baggage transfer [simple statement of fact]. But I am sure Sandy Brown's guide gives details. Here are three, but I am not in a position to give a recommendation...
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timr reacted to Mendizale's post in the thread CAMINO VASCO through the hills and mountains, called SAIATZ trail. with Like.
It is certainly a very picturesque and spectacular trail with mountain sightseeings that goes through the deep Basque Country. Saiatz is an ancient pilgrimage route but very few do it nowadays...
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Hi James! Welcome here on this forum. On the right upper corner here you will find a searchbox. If you type in " insulin " or " diabetes " a lot of older threads will pop up regarding this subject. Good luck with your peparations. You can always...
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