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Pillows

Starting in Le Puy-en-Velay and ends in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port

For more information on this route have a look at the CSJ website, and have a look at their guide here. Here is an excellent Le Puy camino blog. Also have a look at pictures from the various stages here.

Pillows

Postby stevephelps on 14 Sep 2008, 23:05

On the Le Puy to St Jean route do gites etage and refugio provide pillows as well as blankets?
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Re: Pillows

Postby Kitsambler on 15 Sep 2008, 00:01

... and if they are provided, are they safe/recommended to use? What about pillowslips/pillowcases/covers?
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Re: Pillows

Postby omar504 on 15 Sep 2008, 00:10

Some had pillows others didn't but either way I always take something to cover them as cleanliness is not always a priority in some places. In my case I take the checkered arab head covering that I bought years ago as its wide enough to cover the loooong pillows in spain and doubles as a scarf if it's chilly.
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Re: Pillows

Postby Rebekah Scott on 15 Sep 2008, 10:02

I always carry an old pillowcase with me. It´s a great barrier between your face and everyone else´s leavings, you can stuff it with other clothing items to make a pillow, it washes and dries easily and it doubles for all kinds of other things. If you lose it, no heartbreak.

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Re: Pillows

Postby Jintray on 25 Sep 2008, 11:10

One thing to watch for is fleas in pillows, although how you tell infected ones I don't know. We are just back from walking Le Puy to Conques, and my partner got fleas from a pillow in the Domaine du Sauvage gite. She reacts badly to insect bites and came out in red itchy blotches.

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