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I don't like sleeping (especially in a public space) without something covering me, so I use a silk sleep sack. Most albergueshhave blankets available (of varying quality). I also bring a very small and lightweight down blanket, which I have needed even in the summer months.Between June 22 and July 17, 2015 on the Camino Frances from Astorga to Muxia I did not use my sleeping bag at all. The disposable sheets were usually enough and I wore some clothes on the cooler nights.
The OP gives no indication to either indoors or outdoors.I have the feeling the original post refers to sleeping outdoors.
If i remember he asked elsewhere what to me seemed to point slightly towards sleeping outdoors. But I might be mistaken. So let us wait for clarificationThe OP gives no indication to either indoors or outdoors.
Hey OP, you sleeping inside or outside on your Camino?
That's why I bring my little down blanket.I prefer a sleeping bag to a sleeping liner as I have been cold a few nights - even in Summer, usually around Rabanal or on the way to Finisterre. Depends on the year.
i sleep inside on my camino.The OP gives no indication to either indoors or outdoors.
Hey OP, you sleeping inside or outside on your Camino?