[Gocamino] Cooking as you go

[blaroli@aol.com]

A stove, etc., would  just be one more thing to carry and, in my view, totally unnecessary. The towns and villages are very close to one another and there are "bars" (coffee-shops, sort-of) everywhere.  In all my caminos I never not  found food and drink when I wanted it.
Further, after walking and walking all day I doubt one would find the energy, or the desire, to do any cooking, particularly since one knows that one must get up at the crack of dawn the next day to walk and walk and walk all over again. (as opposed to camping, when one goes to a chosen place and stays there).
Regards,
Rosina
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: excavadora at fastmail.fm
To: Gocamino at oakapple.net
Sent: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 9:29 AM
Subject: [Gocamino] Cooking as you go


Opinions, please, on the desirability -- or otherwise -- of taking a
small, gas-powered camping stove to cook the occasional meal and/or
early morning coffee.
It seems that some refuges do not have stoves (or they are not
working/not available).
Equally, does anyone know about availability of the small gas cylinders
(screw top type, NOT the Camping Gaz ones that have to be pierced).

Cheers
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