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TDEWARNING I just want to add a small update and say that after the trouble with the first few stops it turned out to be completely fine again around day 4 or 5. There is only a few places booked out and I was able to secure a bed many times even...
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Ttudda reacted to Inigirl's post in the thread Smart Packing and Unexpected Backpack Items with
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When I travel I always bring these magnetic ties. Handy for so many things. From hanging laundry to attaching to my pack to keep track of my hat and gloves. They are a bit heavy but so useful. SMART&COOL Reusable Silicone Magnetic Cable Ties for... -
TIf all goes according to plan, I finish on Wednesday this coming week. I have a day trip planned to go to Fisterre on Thursday. But after that, I have a few days to kill before I have to be back in Lisbon Saturday night. What would you do with...
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Ttudda reacted to CorinneH's post in the thread Short, thin and cool socks for summer hiking? with Like.
Hi. My husband and I just walked close to 1600km to Santiago, finishing at the end of July. It was rough going and wet at the beginning, but it was definitely hot by the end. We both wore Smartwool hike light cushion low ankle socks. I wore...
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Ttudda replied to the thread Pre-reading.Thank you!!
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TThe guide book advertised here by the late John Brierley is full of information and often best devoured in day by day chunks. I found that although I read the next day each previous evening that I had often forgotten it by the morning through...
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Ttudda replied to the thread Advice on walking Le Puy to Cahors in April.Hi BlackRocker57, would it be okay to PM you as well for the listing?
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Ttudda reacted to BlackRocker57's post in the thread Advice on walking Le Puy to Cahors in April with Like.
You start a conversation by clicking on my profile [name and avatar] or you can ask @ivar for instructions!
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TThis thread might be of interest: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/book-on-spanish-history.85316/ I would recommend Gitlitz and Davidson's The Pilgrimage Road to Santiago: The Complete Cultural Handbook, which is also the first...
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TI didn’t see it in the wonderful thread @David Tallan offered, but one of the first books that I read with an interest similar to yours was Derry Brabbs The Roads to Santiago. A great deal of historical and architectural information along Camino...
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