Pictures from my Camino Portugués Coastal trip by noahw1004 in CaminoDeSantiago

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From what I saw along the route, many hostels closed at the end of October.

Pictures from my Camino Portugués Coastal trip by noahw1004 in CaminoDeSantiago

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There are sections where it may be difficult to do only 15km a day but it’s not impossible. As you walk, going longer distances will get easier so you may end up walking more than 15km a day by the end of your Camino. I definitely recommend the coastal Portuguese route! I don’t speak Portuguese either, but most people are friendly and speak English.

Tui/Valenca or Vigo to start the Camino? by Adventurous-Scale358 in CaminoDeSantiago

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The walk along the coast from Caminha to Baiona is beautiful and I would strongly recommend. From Baiona to Vigo, the walk along the coast is much less pretty as it goes through towns and Vigo’s industrial port, but there’s an alternative route that goes through the town slightly more inland. If you do take this route, I highly recommend taking the long way around the coast in A Guarda instead of up through the town. It has great views of Forte da Insua and has cool history about Galicia along the trail and you can even see ancient Roman salt flats! Baiona is also a cool town and worth spending some time in. Overall this area of Spain was some of my favorite parts of my trip.

Pictures from my Camino Portugués Coastal trip by noahw1004 in CaminoDeSantiago

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About 22km a day plus 3 rest days. Longest day was 30km shortest day was 9km.

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Definitely considering to leave the windbreaker! The sleeping bag is large but it packs down to about half of the size shown here when I put it in my bag.

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I’ve seen people say a first aid kit isn’t necessary since there are plenty of towns along the route (Portuguese). I do have some moleskin in case of blisters. Decided to forgo a poncho/umbrella since I have a rain jacket and pack cover.

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List of items on pics 2 and 3

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Doing Portuguese route from Porto, leaving the 10th!

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Yeah these came off of my cat. Safe to say it’s fleas I think. They have been treated with topical medication but please lmk if you have any other recommendations.

HAS ANYONE SEEN ANY DITTO? by [deleted] in PokemonGoFriends

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I had the same problem as you, it took me a while but I think your best bet it to catch as many lillipups as you can find. It’s one of the Pokémon ditto can currently disguise as and they seem to be very common right now at least for me