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Jul-Sept 2019: Six weeks in Northern Spain.
Apr 2018 Asturias
May 2016 CP: Portuguese
Ridiculous things you might do once home because, you miss Camino. There is a several years old (but absolutely hilarious) post somewhere in this Forum which, I can no longer find. Do any of you know of its link? A man wrote all about kinds of funny things one might do once home because of, missing Camino. Things like, running through his neighbor's sprinkler's, etc.

I think I have old-timers :(
Or, maybe there are just about a zillion threads in this Forum. Yay, @ivar ! 😁
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
I posted something similar a while ago

Many people train by walking and carrying their packs, but I think that maybe some sleep training may be in order.
First, buy a wobbly bunk bed and the most uncomfortable mattress that you can find. If it's winter make sure to leave a window open in your room. If it's summer close all the windows - and no cheating by turning on the air conditioning. Leave the door to your room open and set up a light on a timer in the hall to go off at random times to simulate pilgrims getting up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom. You are going to need a lot of lights and timers for this training. ;)
Set a couple of alarms to go off at least an hour before you want to get up. Make a recording of people rustling plastic bags and whispering loudly, and set that to play two hours before sunrise. Perhaps hire someone to come in and shine a flashlight at you at 4am. Set your overhead light to turn on no later than 5:30. And don't forget to play a recording of people snoring and rolling over in squeaky beds on a continuous loop. Sleep under these conditions for a month. Now you are ready for the Camino!
I'm thinking that if you have an Alexa device you can program a pretty good albergue simulator.
 
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