It's a long way home!

[Dael]

My first Camino began at my own front door and finished in Santiago. Since then although I have walked to Santiago many times, at different times of the year, aircraft have always brought me home. I have been left wondering what it would be like to begin in Santiago and walk home.
During the coming week I will start to answer the question. The first stage of my journey will, hopefully, finish in St. Jean in November. I hope to arrive home after two further stages in the Spring and Autumn of next year.
I am aware that it is a huge undertaking and I won't have the pleasure of a group to walk with so, if you see a bearded Pilgrim heading east on the Frances please say Hi as you pass.
NOT ALL WHO WANDER ARE LOST.

 

[grayland]

Keep us advised of your plans...
It sounds like you are walking from SdC to St. Jean in Oct/Nov
Then????

 

[miguel_gp]

!onimaC neuB¡

 

[Dael]

Hi Grayland,
All being well I plan to return St.Jean in the spring of next year and follow Spring north to Roscoff then go home for the Summer. In the Autumn I will return to Plymouth and walk north through England and finally Scotland. I will finally finish in the ruined Cathedral in St. Andrews, Fife (which was built to rival Santiago).

 

[Dael]

!onimaC neuB¡

Genuinely laughing out loud

 

[VNwalking]

Genuinely laughing out loud

Me too. Miguel, you're a genius.
And Dael...Wow, I couldn't say it better than that...Buen Camino and please keep us posted.

 

[jsalt]

During the coming week I will start to answer the question. The first stage of my journey will, hopefully, finish in St. Jean in November.

Hi Dael, I will keep a look out for you. I leave from St Jean next week, so we’ll probably pass each other about mid way. Buen camino. Jill

 

[Deleted member 22638]

Dael my friend, so good to hear you're doing another Camino and one with a new twist. Best wishes and Buen Camino