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Casa da Laura, Vilarinho
What a beautiful day, sunshine from the moment we started until and beyond our arrival in Casa da Laura (Laura’s home), a small albergue in Vilarinho, recommended by pretty much every post we’ve seen on the forum. It is indeed … Continue reading
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Porto
We’ve arrived. We’re nicely ensconced in a very pleasant hotel (Hotel Moov) in the centre of Porto. We’ve wandered around the centre and along the river stopping for a glass of wine, some olives and bread. Porto is a interesting, … Continue reading
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The day before
Pretty much all packed now. It’s been a difficult decision whether to take the two Uniqlo fleeces or the two Paramo. The Paramo are much more expensive, are slightly heavier, thinner and probably colder but that’ll be mitigated to some … Continue reading
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Four weeks to go
Flights are booked, making progress on identifying albergues and hostels/hotels en route. Tom and Juanita are having their bags carried so we’ll need to know where we’re planning on staying before 7 o’clock the previous day. This shouldn’t prove to … Continue reading
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Camino Portuguese
Five weeks to go, starting to think of clothing and kit, sleeping bag or simple silk liner, Gore-Tex trail shoes or trainers, vests or shirts and so on. We’ve pretty much decided to head up the central route. It’s 30km … Continue reading
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Santiago de Compostela
We have arrived π. Mum is holding the credential issued by the confraternity of St. James in the UK – the large yellow book which holds all of the sellos (stamps) garnered from bars, restaurants, albergues etc en route, proof … Continue reading
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Salceda
We’ve arrived in Salceda, a fraction over 25km from Melide and their bedbugs. The new albergue was fine until Melide decided to party until 3 o’clock in the morning. Mum and I tossed and turned all night until we finally … Continue reading
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Melide
We’ve joined the thronging, pulsating hordes of pilgrims on the Camino Frances π£. Most of those we’ve seen so far have tiny little day packs capable of holding their lip gloss and cigarette lighters at best. They’re clearly a different … Continue reading
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Ferreira
We’ve reached today’s destination, albergue Nava in the very, very small village of Ferreira. As you can see from the photo, it’s a pleasant looking place π. Our room is small but comfortable with a communal dinner scheduled for 7:30 … Continue reading
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Lugo
After a long, long day on the Camino, we’ve arrived in Lugo, the largest town on the Camino and with it’s 2km long original 3rd century enclosing Roman walls fully intact. We’re staying a few hundred metres from the walls … Continue reading
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