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  1. John R McLean

    Option to ignore moderators

    I find it quite easy to skip over posts and replies.
  2. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    Only because it was a bit longer and the 1st couple of stages looked interesting to Pontedueme and Betanzos.
  3. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    I believe it refers to it's history once in Galicia. I could be wrong but it would make sense.
  4. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    Because that is one of the names that it is called.
  5. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    There seems to be a lot of support for it and at some point if the pilgrim numbers continue to rise, there may be a point that affordable accommodation options will develop. I'm really hoping so.
  6. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    We met a great kid from our hometown in Canada that is living and studying in Dublin who also started in Dublin and had an Irish pilgrim credential that he showed us.
  7. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    Yes indeed. I did part of it on my way to Canterbury to the start of the Via Francigena.
  8. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    England was expensive when compared to Spain as we expected. However we were splitting three ways which helps when having to stay in pubs, hotels etc. (Canadian dollars) Reading: $213 Little london $223 Dummer $238 Itchen Abbas $411 Winchester $323 Southampton $197
  9. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles, The English Way, The Celtic Way from Reading

    Here is a brief outline of our Camino from Reading UK to Santiago de Compostella via the Camino Ingles. Day 1 April 7th Reading to Little London. Reading is very Pilgrim friendly, great signage. Interesting Abbey ruins. Very muddy, many detours and blocked trails. Excellent lunch at The Horse...
  10. John R McLean

    Camino Ingles in May

    I just finished the Camino Ingles, there is no need to be worried as there are lots of pilgrims.
  11. John R McLean

    The Way, My Way - the movie

    I just listened to the POD while on my training walk today. I can't wait to see this movie in a cinema.
  12. John R McLean

    Fall/Autumn on the San Salvador

    Excellent. Thank you
  13. John R McLean

    Fall/Autumn on the San Salvador

    Hello Is this route open all year? Is it doable with open Albergues in late September or early October? Should I wait until next April or May? Cheers to you all and thank you.
  14. John R McLean

    Easter impact on accommodation

    Thank you for answering my questions. I have the app and a downloaded list of accommodation. I guess once we hit the ground and get a better idea of where we will be each day, we can look ahead and decide if we need to book. We will speak with the local albergue owners to get a good idea as we...
  15. John R McLean

    Easter impact on accommodation

    Just wondering about Easter on the Camino Primitivo. I will be starting from Oviedo on April 1st. I would normally like to just walk each day and find a place to stop when I get there, however with it being Easter Sunday on April 9th, is it advisable to pre-book a place in an Albergue to stay...
  16. John R McLean

    Rest Day

    Cheers! Thank you
  17. John R McLean

    Rest Day

    Looking at options for a rest day along the Camino Primitivo and Lugo obviously looks like the most likely place but do you have suggestion for an alternative place? I will be bringing a first timer along and thought Lugo would be a good place to explore as well as enjoy a night out of food and...
  18. John R McLean

    Via Francigena del SUD: How much highway?

    Efren's videos are awesome but he did not walk the Vie Francigene del Sud. He walked south from England to Rome, not south from Rome towards Jerusalem.
  19. John R McLean

    Guide book for the Via Francigena del SUD

    It's next on my list. Spring or Fall 2022. Gets me one step closer to Jerusalem.
  20. John R McLean

    Guide book for the Via Francigena del SUD

    If you are going south to Jerusalem then it starts in Rome.

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