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Germany
Such a beautiful part of the world.

Palmetto Trail
I hate hiking in the rain.

Go for it!!
I know what you mean about the camping... those days are behind me... maybe a b & b is nearby.

Suerte amigo!!
Vamos J C tu puedes con eso y más te esperamos por España no nos olvides!!!! tus compañeros de camino

Camping Wisdom
Be on the lookout for critters, cayottes and Bears.

Congratulations on completing the Camino...
and thanks for sharing your experience and final thoughts with the rest of us.

I get a pop up add for things I've recently searched...
and the Parador de Leon (San Marcos) is $102.76. You just missed a splurge!

I have a theory...
walking less than ~20km/day, no blisters. More than ~20km/day, blisters. Has that been your experience?

I like your comment after 10 km we stopped for breakfast...
for me it would have been after 10 km I stopped for the day! Especially after climbing up and down that steep hill.

I stayed at the Albergue Quatros Cantones in Belorado...
pretty good, with pilgrim meals served on the premises, a swimming pool, and washers and dryers. There are many cafes to choose from around the main square. Buen Camino!

I continue to enjoy your blogs...
which bring back my memories. I'm impressed with your walking distances. After I sprained my ankle coming down the Alto de Perdon, and staying at the albergue in Uterga, I had to limit my daily distances to about 10 km. I took three days to walk what you took one to walk in this blog. Departing Logrono, I stayed overnight in Navarette and Ventosa on the way to Najera. Then I took the bus to Santo Domingo de Calzadas...my favorite stop on the entire Camino. I hope you enjoy it there too.

Well done...
Lesson #1: Don't believe any signs showing distance. It's always farther. And when you see your destination in the distance and think you are almost there, you aren't!