I am going to not over think the planning of this trip in a few weeks time

[grumpygit]

It has been at the back of my head this year that I need to do a Camino Frances for reasons I am not totally certain about, In a three day period around Christmas out of the blue the idea was planted into my head from various sources.
Last few weeks I have had a few work and health problems which are now sorted and I am today rushing around planning a SJPDP start on May 8th.
But yet again and knowing my OCD tendencies for over planning everything and getting stressed about it (probably why I need to do The Way for a re-balance) I have decided in the last hour to not over plan and over think about this and just take the first step in France on May 8th even though I might have overlooked something, but I am sure whatever I have forgotten or not planned it will right itself as I go along.

I have a 9 Kg rucksack load
Good walking shoes
Flight sorted

That's all I need and I am sure the albergues will sort themselves out when I get there

 

[Anhalter]

I feel you. I agree. You'll be fine.

 

[efdoucette]

Buen Camino!!!

 

[alexwalker]

I have a 9 Kg rucksack load
Good walking shoes
Flight sorted

That's all I need and I am sure the albergues will sort themselves out when I get there

All sounds perfectly fine.

Remember, if you forget something, it can be bought at a better price & quality in Spain. It is an old, civilised country. And you will not be alone. Have no worries.

 

[Arctic_Alex]

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I have a 9 Kg rucksack load
Good walking shoes
Flight sorted

That's all I need and I am sure the albergues will sort themselves out when I get there

Exactly. The Camino is not a wilderness expedition into uncharted lands. It is actually an overly well marked route with extremely good infrastructure for walkers/pilgrims, in a safe and developed country.
Even if you realise you missed some equipment, there are plenty of cities along the way to buy even that.

 

[Maurice Frank]

Buen Camino