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[QUOTE="t2andreo, post: 155549, member: 25553"] I did the Camino Frances from 24 April to 29 May this year. However, while the overall experience made a profound impact on me, it left me with the sense that while I had accomplished it, I had not properly experienced it. Does that make sense? I spent a lot of time taking over 3,000 pictures and observing the passage of distance and attainment of destinations. However, I realized, in hindsight, that I did not experience the Camino as fully as I wanted to . So, and has been oft stated by many others in this forum, the only cure for Camino fever is to do another Camino! ;) Thus, I plan to return to St. Jean at the end of next April, after Easter to do it again. This time, I will live it, feel it, smell it, and fully experience it. Once I've done the Camino Frances properly, I hope to do other Caminos, one each year, as long as health and stamina permit. I enjoyed growing the Camino beard, but I think next time, I will bring the gear and shave once a week. The beard kept my face warm in the late Winter this year, but looking like Papa Smurf is not the look I was going for... :) Buen Camino! Tom (from Virginia) [/QUOTE]
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