@@Getoverit-001 I used my iPhone 13

@@LowGearHiker what photo editing software did you use?

Here is my packing list it has a detailed list of the things I used of my Caminos lighterpack.com/r/9eman2 Buen Camino!

I checked my back pack because i had other luggage that I carried on and I brought my trekking poles. I placed my backpack into a travel duffle bag.

there are people that do that. if it works for you its a great option.

So many variables, but for the Camino I would gather everything you want to take then weigh it. People recommend no more than 10 %-20% of your body weight. At 136lbs that's 13.6 - 27.2 lbs. now if you are packing for the summer season and use efficient layers you should be under 15lbs easily. My pack of this summer on the del Norte weighed 18lbs without water and i packed alot of extras (fan, electric razor, battery pack...). here is my packing list lighterpack.com/r/ywjjo4 I also brought extra clothes because it hated wearing the same thing in every picture! Thats just me. I hope this helps. Oh, don't sacrifice comfort for weight on your backpack. Your going to wear it every day for 6-10 hours and it needs to be comfortable!

Thanks! 👍

I used the Osprey Kestrel 38. I used the Zpacks multi-pack as a chest pack.

I did check my back pack because I brought my trekking poles and an umbrella. I also had another bag because I stayed in Barcelona prior to my Camino. Ill be walking the del Norte in june and the Portuguese in July. Buen Camino!

The weather was nice. Cool in the mornings and warm in the afternoon. There was a heatwave for about a week. It can get pretty cool towards the last section near Sarria. There were only 3 days of rain but not bad. I walked 34 days with one day of rest in Leon.

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I checked my backpack and my poles. Placed them in a duffle bag.

Hi those trekking poles are they allowed in hand carry item in plane ? thanks

@@jonielvillanueva20 No. Trekking poles in the U.S. and Spain must be checked.

The Burgos Catherdal was really amazing. I didn't get to see the Catherdal at Santiago so next tiem I planning at least two days there so I can take it all in.

@@LowGearHiker oh good! You need to see the cathedral in Santiago and you should stay at the Parador!

We only had rain three days out of 33. I had a rain jacket and umbrella and hat worked out fine. Of course I was walking during the Summer in June.

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Usually we would leave early in the morning and not much people were around but outside of the cities and bigger towns it was not uncommon to not see many people. a lady from Madrid told me alot of people work in he bigger towns and cities and commute. Some places were very deserted. Alot of the the town seem to only exist because of the Camino and pilgrims passing through. The area is very agricultural so there aren't alot of people.

it's easy to attach I found this video of how to attach it to the front of your backpack... Go to 1:30 for where he attaches it. I hope this helps. Buen Camino! kzbin.info/www/bejne/laGxhommr6h3h6M

Hopefully it will be alot cooler in September and you may want to add a light jacket you can layer. Once we were away from the maseta and the heatwave passed it did get chilly at night. Of course I live in a warm climate so50s-60s F is cool to me. Buen Camino!

I used dry bags made by Osprey. They are lightweight and not very expensive. I bought them from REI.

I waked with Clemens on and off. He made a very good video of his Camino. Thanks for the kind words about my photography. I have to give alot of credit to my iPhone!

Hi Sally! I hope you and Gary had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

All the music is listed in the notes. I downloaded it all from Epidemic music.

Yes, I corrected where I could. Thanks.

I went to a few Decathlon stores but found the selection limited. Also for me personally the sizes were too small.

@@LowGearHiker maybe you went to a small store. Find a full size store. They are usually in larger cities. I also just found out that Walmart actually sell some Decathlon brands like Forclaz and Quechua.