What to Pack for the Camino de Santiago - Portugues Way

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  @robertalynch5433 · 3 years ago

  I started in France the 1st of May.  I am now in Portugal about halfway to Lisbon.  You guys made it look way easier than it was!  Lol. However, I have not broken down in tears yet but as a solo 72 year old grandma.....I have been tempted.  I need to upgrade my cell phone skills.  Thanks guys.

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  @Hawaiian80882 · 2 years ago

  62yrs old wife and I just completed the Camino Portuguese to Santiago, returned home to Hawaii (Pearl City-Palisades) this past Wednesday....the experience was profound, we're talking about our next Camino....Mahalo's for sharing your post,  Me being a former U.S. Marine I'm use to carrying tons of crap on my back, at this age I had to rethink my carry kit...your Mana'o truly helped us focus minimizing our Camino carry kit. Keep up the great post, you guyz Rocken it .....

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  @stephenoconnell7636 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Great info. Booked my ticket to Portugal at the end of February 2024 to walk the same Camino. Your packing list and experience has been very helpful. My wife got sick of me watching Camino videos and suggested I do one instead. But still watching the vids.

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  @alanmcewan2520 · 3 years ago

  After 20years doing various caminos I love your stuff. So enthusiastic and hysterical in that fun loving chaos that is the crux of the Camino. You're trying to help others and proving why it's so wild and wonderful just proving how innocent our existence is. You will one day take a month off and enjoy it, get fitter and chuckle at these. Keep going you two are superb. Love it and every wee whine reminds me of why I need to get back out and talk about the pinkie test and drinking water. The pinkie test isn't about prostate issues it's just the weight of a rucsac! 😅 Thanks guys 😂 I love it

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  @Emy53 · 3 years ago

  I love that pilgrims leave painted rocks.

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  @christinetaggart2715 · 3 years ago

  Cheers Lisa and Josh, loving the easy way you are managing your Camino despite “food poisoning.”<br>The Frances seemed to throw everything at you, and I’ll admit, I did not think you would emerge wanting to give it another go.<br>I love the Camino and would go more often, health and wealth permitting.😎 but it’s a long trip from Australia 🇦🇺 <br>Still we are talking about 2024 as a possibility for our sixth Camino and we may “mix and match” to get in some of the places we would like to see, <br>in a more relaxed way.<br>So glad to follow your journey. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

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  @johnbutler8998 · 3 years ago

  Glad you turned a corner Lisa! Rest days are the best way to allow your Camino legs to come into being - the constant walking transforms into fitness rather than exhaustion.

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  @sherikennedy4117 · 3 years ago

  altras rock my world. &nbsp;lol. &nbsp;also hokas. &nbsp;great stuff.

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  @carolp1912 · 3 years ago

  now that&apos;s a great hotel for a rest day!! &nbsp;I am going to do that next time lol.

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  @beninchina · 3 years ago

  Very informative!

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  @passionatelifeproject · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m a salty/savoury girl too, Lisa! Glad everyone is feeling better.

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  @AmbientWalking · 3 years ago

  Thank you so much for the wonderful tips on what to pack for a such a long walk! Really appreciate it! Thank you for inspiring me to do a long walk too!

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