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  1. ShoshTrvls

    Walk from A Coruna to Ferrol

    I don’t know but my understanding is that actually walking that “trail”’is near impossible as it goes through many private and military properties, so you have to take some very long and unpleasant detours.
  2. ShoshTrvls

    Walk from A Coruna to Ferrol

    You can also walk the San Antonio Mission Trail in Texas and start in A Coruna.
  3. ShoshTrvls

    Walk from A Coruna to Ferrol

    Are you sure you aren't thinking of one of the bridges from Ferrol to Fene? If one takes the first bridge, it cuts out a lot of KMs, but if I recall correctly, you're still over the 100KM.
  4. ShoshTrvls

    Last 100km to Santiago which route

    Ferrol! Really, the Ingles is a wonderful Camino, walking from the coast, along estuaries, through vineyards and forests, and into Santiago. Roughly in the middle is the wonderful town of Betanzos. And it’s not too crowded, but also not lonely Another wonderful thing about the Ingles as a...
  5. ShoshTrvls

    Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?

    Today the Philly Chapter of American Pilgrims paid homage to the Day of the Dead by strolling through Laurel Hill Cemetery. The oldest tombstones are from the revolutionary period, and the newest ones just a few days old.
  6. ShoshTrvls

    Nonaka Lodgings

    Looking for suggestions of places to stay in the Nonaka area for next spring. Already most of the options through KT Travel are booked for the day I need, and what's left doesn't look particularly exciting. Thanks for any help.
  7. ShoshTrvls

    Death on the trail today

    I echo those who pass on condolences and those offering comfort the pilgrims who were there. As an EMT, I can confirm that even in the very best of circumstances, CPR without an AED or a Lucas device immediately available is rarely effective. Bystander CPR alone is effective in less than 5%...
  8. ShoshTrvls

    Sticker Mania?

    There are stickers on a telephone pole in front of my house and I love it. They change all the time, many are political, some are advertising, most are humorous. I agree that stickers shouldn’t obscure safety or directional signs, but I’m a street art fan and don’t mind them on “the street...
  9. ShoshTrvls

    Hydration bladders suggestions wanted

    I’m a fan for the Gregory bladder. The handle to fill it, the quick release mechanism, and all the other details make it my first choice. I also carry a small plastic bottle as well; which I tend to fill at the public fountains and mix my electrolytes into.
  10. ShoshTrvls

    Perhaps a Hidden Motivation for Walking the Camino

    I have nothing good to say about EST. It *was* brainwashing, pure and simple - read back your description of the weekend seminar - every aspect of it is a brainwashing technique. Even reflecting back on those experiences 50 years later sends shivers down my spine. The Camino is, IMHO,180...
  11. ShoshTrvls

    Organizing shared expenses with friends

    I use an app called “cost split” which is free and easy to set up. It allows you to input costs in any currency (but you have to provide the exchange rate) and to split costs unevenly (eg there are 3 of you traveling but one night only two people decide to go out for dinner) and at the end...
  12. ShoshTrvls

    Altus H30 vs J30

    So, I had considered that, along with adding the pocket slits that the Decathalon has. Turned out that having it done (I’m no seamstress) would cost the same and add as much weight as buying the Decathlon. So I bought the Decathalon.
  13. ShoshTrvls

    from a lover of graffiti

    Copyright?
  14. ShoshTrvls

    from a lover of graffiti

    There’s a difference between street art and graffiti. I’ve seen way too many people post pictures of street art that they’ve loved, laughed at, thought about, and posed with. And few people that I know of would prefer to walk through a barren concrete overpass than one with brightly painted...
  15. ShoshTrvls

    Buying an Apartment in Spain?

    This is brilliant -- a strategy that I will employ, I think.
  16. ShoshTrvls

    Walked the Camino over 12 times to Santiago never once went into Cathedral.

    You’re right! Went back to my pictures and I don’t know why I thought he was wearing a kilt - memory is a funny thing. He was wearing traditional Galician clothing. Anyway, I meant this guy.
  17. ShoshTrvls

    Walked the Camino over 12 times to Santiago never once went into Cathedral.

    I like the one who wears a kilt* and looks the part - both because of what he wears and his playing. I appreciate the effort he puts into it. *There may be more than one who wears a kilt, but the last few times I walked through the players (including a woman and another man) did not.
  18. ShoshTrvls

    LIVE from the Camino Chrissy on the Camino Ingles

    After being on the Portuguese and the Frances, I too was surprised at how few English-speakers there were on the Ingles, and the irony of that. We met only 1 American and 1 Brit for whom English was their native language, and a few Swedes who spoke it fluently, but that’s all. Still, those...
  19. ShoshTrvls

    Walking back

    So this is where I get to say that for a brief period of time I dated a linguist who was the founder and Director of the Klingon Language Institute, and was instrumental in the development of Klingon as a real language. I’ve known many really smart people in my life, but only two truly...
  20. ShoshTrvls

    Twenty year anniversary of the Camino de Santiago forum

    Thanks from me as well. I’m a newish member, but an active participant who has learned and benefitted immensely from what has been created here. Indeed, I’ll confess that when I was explaining about Ivar and wanting to stop by his shop to the friend who walked the Ingles with me, there was a...

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