servaasgoddijn
New Member
Hi,
I'm planning to walk from Vézelay to Fisterra. I will start end March 2011, the day after my seventieth birthday. In fact it's a birthday present. After reading a lot on internet, I plan to walk via Périgueux, Irún, the Camino de Norte and the Camino Primitivo. I cannot wait, but I thought it better to skip the Holy Year. Besides, I have to do some hard training.
Happy to share in this group.
The Class of .. threads were started back in when 2007 Arn had the bright idea of creating a topic for all those planning to go in 2008.
"It appears from the current number of folks at this thread, that there are a significant number of fellow pligrims in the mid- to final stages of the planning for their Camino.
I have also noticed a decidedly large number of folks observing from the fringes.
It's been my observation, that most folks don't "accidentally" come across a site such as this. They have a purpose and, if that purpose is to seek out information, therefore why not declare yourself by joining the site along with we perigrinos...past, present and soon to be. Start your Camino from right there in the comfort of your own home, but start it with the knowledge that there are folks that you want to meet and will want to meet you in return.
The number of folks making their Camino each year is in the thousands, surely there are more of you out there.
Who among you is willing to acknowledge you're a member of the class of 2008!
Buen Camino
Arn"
I'm planning to walk from Vézelay to Fisterra. I will start end March 2011, the day after my seventieth birthday. In fact it's a birthday present. After reading a lot on internet, I plan to walk via Périgueux, Irún, the Camino de Norte and the Camino Primitivo. I cannot wait, but I thought it better to skip the Holy Year. Besides, I have to do some hard training.
Happy to share in this group.
The Class of .. threads were started back in when 2007 Arn had the bright idea of creating a topic for all those planning to go in 2008.
"It appears from the current number of folks at this thread, that there are a significant number of fellow pligrims in the mid- to final stages of the planning for their Camino.
I have also noticed a decidedly large number of folks observing from the fringes.
It's been my observation, that most folks don't "accidentally" come across a site such as this. They have a purpose and, if that purpose is to seek out information, therefore why not declare yourself by joining the site along with we perigrinos...past, present and soon to be. Start your Camino from right there in the comfort of your own home, but start it with the knowledge that there are folks that you want to meet and will want to meet you in return.
The number of folks making their Camino each year is in the thousands, surely there are more of you out there.
Who among you is willing to acknowledge you're a member of the class of 2008!
Buen Camino
Arn"