Ladies! I appreciate your relationship. By the way, tramadol is not only prescription, it’s a controlled substance. Also, you can take up to 800 mg of ibuprofen 3 times a day with food. My sweet spot is 600 mg … so, no need for the meloxicam. If you’re bringing prescriptions, it’s advisable to keep them in the original container from the pharmacy. I thoroughly enjoyed your video in preparation for my FIRST Camino. Keep up the family dynamic. It translates well ❤!
I have done Le Puy actually from Conques to St-Jean and then on to the Frances. If you have the chance to finish it, take the Cele variant, as it is beautiful
Your videos are great. You gave me some ideas. The last time I traveled, check-in security took my backpack lock cable. So, I will not bring one next time. Maybe you will not have that problem. Some things to add to your list: plastic bag for laundry, small sweat rag, small analog compass, qtips in a baggie, suntan lotion and shampoo in vitamin bottles for plane decompression, powdered laundry detergent in a vitamin bottle, small nylon washcloth/towel combo (drys 99% with one flick), sleep mask, ear phones, all nylon clothing for quick drying, convertible pants, shirts and hat are white to reflect sunlight, small sewing kit with nylon thread, mosquito repellant, some toilet paper in a plastic bag, small micro backpack that rolls into a 4"x3"x3" pouch.
You have to check the poles. They don’t let you bring them onboard as they are considered a weapon. We duck-taped ours together and checked them like that. No box. Thanks for watching our journey!!
@@sisters2santiago ok. Is that because it didn't work well? I can't bear to be in the sun or have it in my eyes so I'm curious about all weird and interesting sun-protection.
Ladies! I appreciate your relationship. By the way, tramadol is not only prescription, it’s a controlled substance. Also, you can take up to 800 mg of ibuprofen 3 times a day with food. My sweet spot is 600 mg … so, no need for the meloxicam. If you’re bringing prescriptions, it’s advisable to keep them in the original container from the pharmacy. I thoroughly enjoyed your video in preparation for my FIRST Camino. Keep up the family dynamic. It translates well ❤!
Sue love your short hair! excited to follow your journey. Loved your videos last year
I have done Le Puy actually from Conques to St-Jean and then on to the Frances. If you have the chance to finish it, take the Cele variant, as it is beautiful
Thank you for the recommendation and thank you for watching!
Im fron Argentina.Nice to find you.Im going to walk from Le Puy to Santiago 2025.
I will walk with you by the web these year.
Buen camino!!!
Thank you for following us! We are so excited for your journey on the Chemin du Puy! We hope that our vlogs will help you plan your trip.
Just found you and now will be headed back to watch all your videos.
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Thank you for watching!
Hi, love the video...GR stands for "Grande Randonnée" , translated to english it means something like great hike 🙂
Thank you for letting us know and watching!
Your videos are great. You gave me some ideas. The last time I traveled, check-in security took my backpack lock cable. So, I will not bring one next time. Maybe you will not have that problem. Some things to add to your list: plastic bag for laundry, small sweat rag, small analog compass, qtips in a baggie, suntan lotion and shampoo in vitamin bottles for plane decompression, powdered laundry detergent in a vitamin bottle, small nylon washcloth/towel combo (drys 99% with one flick), sleep mask, ear phones, all nylon clothing for quick drying, convertible pants, shirts and hat are white to reflect sunlight, small sewing kit with nylon thread, mosquito repellant, some toilet paper in a plastic bag, small micro backpack that rolls into a 4"x3"x3" pouch.
Thanks for watching and commenting Max!
Interested in your trail route. I have 12 days and am in planning for next may
I'm excited for you! We will be posting videos for each day of our journey which will hopefully help you a bit on your planning!
Well, Iam going in May '24 as well. Wow. Buen Camino :)
Hi guys! Love your videos. Regarding your packs, did you have any push back from airlines regarding putting packs in overhead/carry on for your packs?
You have to check the poles. They don’t let you bring them onboard as they are considered a weapon. We duck-taped ours together and checked them like that. No box. Thanks for watching our journey!!
Interesting choice in paring down your clothes. I'm curious to know how to keep them clean. Are there plenty of washing opportunities?
Hi! We did hand wash every day which is a pretty normal activity on the Caminos.
Can you take the umbrella on the plane? Carryon.
I was able to bring the umbrella on the plane. You will want to check with your Airlines to confirm you can as well though.
i want to hike with you ladies!
You’re so sweet! Virtually you can, at least, through our vlogs. Thanks for “joining” us!
You were going to show us how the umbrella attaches and it's hands-free?
Hi! Thanks for reminding us! It will have to wait though. Not bringing it with me on this next Camino.
@@sisters2santiago ok. Is that because it didn't work well? I can't bear to be in the sun or have it in my eyes so I'm curious about all weird and interesting sun-protection.
As we did our last Camino in March, I didn’t need it.
Hi, Joe from just north of you. Wondering how much Ann Marie's pack weighs.
3.38 lbs. Our packing list is outlined in the text below the video.