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[QUOTE="Vince Rollason, post: 1072644, member: 95552"] HI Mark Like you I have walked a few Caminos and on one two of my granddaughters came out to meet me in Santiago. Last October I had to cancel a walk due to a family bereavement and at Christmas my daughter asked if the next time I walked the girls could meet me again and maybe walk for a couple of days. I suggested that if they could walk 10k a day for 10 days we could walk from Morgade to SDC and they could get their own Compostelas. They are 10 and 7 and they jumped at the opportunity. My son-in-law agreed to accompany us. From the new year we started training them with family walks and getting them used to carrying packs. We started on 29th May and finished on 7th June. They got up every morning packed up and walked. It was slow and for someone used to walking alone it took some getting used to but once you focus on the fact that it is their Camino it becomes an absolute joy. They loved meeting other pilgrims; other pilgrims really welcomed them, and they really enjoyed the communal life in various alberques. We did not book ahead and only on one day did we have to walk on about 3k but were able to adjust the next days to compensate. I can honestly say it was one of the best experiences of my life to do the Camino and spend all that time with them. Buen Camino Vince [/QUOTE]
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