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[QUOTE="SabsP, post: 91938, member: 8463"] Sojourner, Thank you for being so courageous to post this for us all. Physical fatigue or a knee injury can be " cured " by taking some rest, but when le cafard creeps in , it's all together a completely different situation. Good to hear that you had a positive feeling about the albergues and that you enjoyed nature around you. I read your posts about the CI and I do hope you will think back about that particular Camino as a joyous and positive experience. And remember : " It's ALL good ! ". I totally agree with Lydia "Let us who have read of your experience make every effort morning noon and especially evening to draw in any lone pilgrim. Better risking to get a brush off from someone who wants to be alone than to leave one person in need of company." I also walked alone, but my nature is rather extraverted so I too started talking with " single " people and yes sometimes I got a brush off ( fair deal ) but most of the times we had a nice conversation ( some short, other longer, some superficial, others more intense ..). Take care. [/QUOTE]
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