October 10 episode
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“Why publish an episode in which the pilgrims being interviewed had basically nothing good to say about the Camino Primitivo? This was a boring litany of complaints about the difficulty of the route implying that every day was like the Pyrenees (absolutely not the case), the “lack of trail maintenance and signage”, stones on the trail, noise, and referring to a woman they didn’t know anything about as a “hooker”. Wow. Very disappointing”
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10/10/23
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