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Thanks Annie, Fantastic review and so practical…. I like how you had it hanging on your backpack all ready to go when it starts pouring.

I have been getting this on my legs for a few years now. I walk a lot. I have high blood pressure. I even went to get tests for varicose veins and blood clots, was checked for MRSA, and was given antibiotics. Funny it subsided when I rub ACV on it and rest. I am 59. I am an Iwerks descendant, so I will go with Disney vasculitis. lol

Thankyou this is very helpfull

I was a Postie for 24 years and I had this on several occasions. Sometimes it was a small rash above my ankle socks and a couple of times it covered my whole lower legs. It was never hot, painful, swollen or itchy but looked unsightly. I usually got it in extreme heat and prolonged walking. Now I’m retired I shall probably never have it again.

#Macabi is the overall best in travel skirts! On every Camino, I've used the two snaps on the sides to make a knee length out of my long skirt and have also used the adjustment strap to convert the skirt from pants to shorts lengths. They were brilliant when they installed that inside kangaroo pouch pocket zipper upside down, so that to open it you have to reach in, making it just a tad more secure. I'm really enjoying your videos, Annie. Buen Camino!

I think I have this

Hi, thanks for the useful review! I'm curious what is the backpack capacity that you have on in the video? I want to know so I can decide on the size that would fit over a 40 to 60 l backpack and still cover all the way down to my knees

Thanks for this! Also called "exercise induced vasculitis" and "hikers rash".

Good to know!! TY!!

Great info! Thank you so much Annie.

The online Camino Forum has them for sale.

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Altus Atmospheric H30 Poncho what your talking about , Excellent review , appreciate

When are you taking your group next year? I'm not on Facebook.

Thank you Annie Santiago for a helpful video. After watching, I purchased a small 20 by 40 inch 4 ounce microfiber towel and it works well. I've tested it three times. I appreciate your expert advice.

Hi - the Aquis towels are often sold as hair towels for those looking for them. Secondly - appreciate your sage advice. You may want to consider turning off your ceiling light (lots of glare) and find a light to use facing you behind the camera will light your face! Buen camino.

Excellent review - sold!

Brilliant review…Full zip is way to go.

Thank you, Annie--so thankful for this group you have made.

stop being bossy

I have it now, last week and now again. It hurts.

I’m 21 and I’ve been getting this when I travel to festivals with my friends. Im very active in my daily life but we are on our feet walking for hoursssss and I never notice it until it’s too late. It doesn’t bother me besides a slight burn / irritation when it runs against my pants but like you said it ends up clearing itself up after a day or two. I just don’t get why I’m the only person in my friend group that gets it?

I’m so glad I got to hear your story!

I began getting this from playing too much golf in hot weather; found ice packs/ cold water soaks and taking aspirin helps-and wearing compression ankle supports helps prevent.

I'm not from Spain but I'm from France and have lived for some time in Spain and it's a European thing I think. It's great, it's so sad that there are countries where it's so expensive and hard to get medical attention... It doesn't seem real to me have a good health everyone

I one hundred percent agree with everything you said, although it saddens and disappoints me greatly that it's necessary to tell these things to people!

Great video. First person to explain it well. I’ve started to get this. I wear steal toe cap boots with thick socks for a job where I walk about 20.000steps a day. So no hope. Turning down the top of my socks helps - a bit.😊

Plz tell the process how to become a spain pharmacist

Thank you =)

Fabulous Thank you so much for each and every one of your videos. .. for me it’s a scary adventure one I will hopefully accomplish so I really appreciate and love your inspiring videos .. take care and cheers my friend from Melbourne Australia x

Rather than checking in my walking poles, I have an older style pack, a top loader, with a divider. I zip out the divider and slide my poles down the inside of the pack. Problem solved.

I come home from work like this often, freaks me out every time. Thanks for the info.

Hi Annie Thanks so much for all your sharing. I am planning to walk the Camino Frances in 2023 or 2024 and would like your opinion on the best months to do so. You probably have a video post about this but I haven't found it yet. Many thanks

Excellent tips! Thank you!

Will I be able to buy a walking pole in SJPDP on Good Friday?

Oh my!! I have had this all my adult life, but you are the FIRST person I have ever heard mention also having it. I get it every time I hike any good distance, whether it's hot or cold, in socks or sandals, short or long pants. I even thought maybe it was an allergy to my laundry detergent, as no one has been able to explain it....until now! I have tried cortisone cream, but it doesn't make much difference. I will try the alcohol next. Thanks, Annie!

I got so mad on the camino after seeing all of the sh** on the camino. I learned in kindergarden that if you need to go to the toilet, you go when you can! There are villages with a bar about every 5km for most of the camino, use them! don't be a toddler. (let me be clear this is meant for everybody, but if you have a medical condition, just use the tips given here!)

Thank you the volume is great!

Such a GranMama. Thanks Mommy. Appreciate you words of wisdom. Very pertinent information especially about the little feminine "napkin" for wiping. That will save so much tissue! Appreciate you!

What is the material? Can men wear them and double as a rain skirt?

Good talk. Thank you.

Yes, you are right. My wife and i did the CF from mid September to late October 2022. It was sad to see the TPs along the trail. Never understood why ppl left them there. Although i only saw it once, there was a No 2 under a fig tree. It was in an open field near the meseta with a lone fig tree standing there. Really disgusting. We never had to do No 2 along the trail. We either would force ourselves to do it before leaving the hostel by drinking lots of water to get our digestive system moving or we would just leave and do it at a café in the next village where we would have breakfast. We typically left at 6am or 7am while still dark. Pilgrims should all have a " leave no trace" policy and figure out a way to make that happen.

Hello Annie, thank you so much for all your you tube videos. I would love to walk with you in 2023 but the timing is not good for me in May. Is there any other time you are going. Unfortunately we have planned a tour from May 3 to May 19.

I ended up buying another Arcteryx BRIZE and decided I loved it. Once it was packed up, it no longer hit the back of my head.

I always carry copies of my passport so that I don't need to leave my PP with anyone.

I think it's from standing or sitting after walking or hiking. Ive been getting it a LOT lately. When I go on LONG (hundreds of miles) backpacking trips I dont get it but every time I drive 30 miles to where I do my training hikes I get it when I get home. The only difference is that if I do sit when backpacking I sit on the ground and the blood flows out of my legs easier but if I sit and drive home I get it. I dont have but a fraction of it before I drive home. I've had this for 20+ years and I'm only just now figuring this out. I've been a landscaper my while life and never had it from all the standing and walking at work. It's only since I started hiking in my retirement that it showed up. I think I will stop in the middle of my hikes and raise my legs and give them a massage and do it again before the 30 mile drive home to see if that helps. It's almost always gone by the next day. Mine covers most of the inside of my calf but looks sorta like a bad sun burn. The first time I got it 20 years ago I thought it was poison oak or something. That was also a long drive home after an all day hike. Applying a heat pad actually helps believe it or not because it increases circulation.

Thanks! Any idea where I can buy it in Astorga?

What’s the name of the video where you show how to add the safe pocket to the skirt?