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Wriite me in November when I finish my camino that will include the Madrid.Just day dreaming of future journeys, how's the journey from Madrid, French, invernio to Santiago?
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Good very doable, Inverano a little a little quieter after French. Madrid also good and quieter. All well weymarked and enough infrastructure. Good luckJust day dreaming of future journeys, how's the journey from Madrid, French, invernio to Santiago?
Thanks
It really isn't a long camino. About 320K.Okay, sounds positive.
When I do get the chance to travel solo again, I'll be craving a long camino, and how cool would it be to fly into Madrid and just start walking!
By the time I reach Santiago, should be long enough.It really isn't a long camino. About 320K.
That's what I did last year more or less, although with a slightly different route: Madrid, a bit of the Frances, Salvador, Primitivo. I didn't try walking from the airport, though. I took the Metro into Madrid and walked from the front door of where I used to live in that city.Okay, sounds positive.
When I do get the chance to travel solo again, I'll be craving a long camino, and how cool would it be to fly into Madrid and just start walking!
It is 320km to Sahagun. Longer if you keep walking to Santiago. By the time I was done last year (I walked on to Finisterre/Muxia), it was more like a 1000km (starting in the south end of Madrid, with a few detours along the way).By the time I reach Santiago, should be long enough..
Anyhow, 320Km is a fair distance, long enough to impress my less-active work colleagues.
But, who am I kidding, the way life is right now, I'm not fussy, show me some yellow arrows and I'll be content....
Buen Camino.