Five Days on the Camino . . .

[Lydia Banales]

I think Sarria to Santiago is more like 112 Km., and I didn't find it
particularly flat. It's a gorgeous stretch but some might need more than
4-5 days to do it and appreciate it. Lydia

Gist, Megan wrote:

>margot-
>i agree.  the pace is only 12 miles of relatively flat terrain and you still
>can get the compostela stamp  (the last 100km/62miles).  there are
>topography maps available if you want to see the layout of the land.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Margot LaCugna [mailto:mmlacugnaaMSN.COM]
>Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 3:42 PM
>To: GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU
>Subject: Five Days on the Camino . . .
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>Probably Sarria to Santiago  which coincidentally would be slightly more
>than the minimum to technically qualify for the Compostela
>Margot
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>Best Regards,
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>Margaret LaCugna
>2790 Broadway    3G
>New York, NY 10025
>mmlacugnaamsn.com
>telephone: 212.665.8847
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Dennis Harrod" <dcharrodaSYR.EDU>
>To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
>Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 4:45 PM
>Subject: Another New Pilgrim
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>>I will have four or five days to spend on the Camino in late May. I wonder
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>>anyone can offer advice on what would be the best section to try to walk
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>>that time and at that time of year. Many years ago, my wife and I drove
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>>Paris to Santiago, so I have a general idea of the areas, and I have spent
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>time
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>>in the Pyranees and Galicia (and Santiago). I may or may not have my
>>18-year-old daughter with me.
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>>Thanks in advance for you help.
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>>Dennis
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>>--
>>Dennis C. Harrod
>>Spanish Language Coordinator
>>316A H.B. Crouse Hall
>>Syracuse University
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