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Why Walk the Camino? Where? When? With whom?
How do people 60-and-over plan their Camino?
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[QUOTE="annakappa, post: 79479, member: 3751"] As long as you, yourself feel in good shape and know your physical disabilities - especially in the foot and leg area, there should be no reason at all why you can't walk the Camino. Since 2007, Adriaan and I have walked: Camino Francés in two parts - 2007 and 2008, the complete Camino Francés in 2009, the Mozarabe in 2010 and this Sept/Oct the Camino Frances again. Adriaan is 73 and I am 69. At home, do walk about 6 kms most days of the year and when on the Camino, we keep strictly to our backpack versus body weight of 10%. This year our average was 20/22 kms a day, in the past we have walked sometimes up to 30 kms, however this year the weather was exceptionally hot (30 - 34 degrees at midday for days on end) and that seeps your energy! Actually we often walked under the shade of an umbrella, which helped a lot. So often we arrived at the same albergue as other younger people on the trail, who we had met on many occasions. We just arrived a bit later in the day. Anne [/QUOTE]
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