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.
If you want to reduce mozzie bites, a rad solution is to drink large glasses of G and Ts. The quinine in the tonic (if it is good tonic) is actually really good at reducing mozzie bites and you can enjoy lots of great drinks while gossiping the evenings away with friends.
Didn't see any mosquitos on the way, walked in May Porto to Santiago. Here in Russia they eat me alive in the forests when I go foraging, so I'd have noticed. Re pollen: smelled each and every flower on the way, they passed my test Didn't see any pollen in the pools, they were clear, nothing offensive pollen-like in the air apart from the combo of eucalyptus and cow dung That was quite memorable!
I always bring bug juice and emergency wipes. I am loved by mosquitoes and have significant reactions but knowing others have not had issues will help me plan
Regarding cow smell, it is all your perspective. Dairy farmers say it smells like money!
Yes. Mosquitoes ate me alive on the central Portuguese route at night in the albergues. Their incessant buzzing around my head felt as loud as a fire alarm. I suggest you take repellent if you are not allergic.
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