Babyboomergirl
Active Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- Frances 2017
Primitivo 2018
Finisterre/Muxía 2018
Norte 2019
Hello from Western Australia,
This year in April I started my long postponed camino from Seville which sadly ended in Zamora due to a stress fracture in my right knee.
Four months later and I’m dreaming about returning to finish the journey to Santiago de Compostela.
I’m still on very limited walking and hope to get the all clear from the orthopaedic surgeon in December that I can start some serious training.
Having read many live from the camino reports I am wondering how difficult the Sanabrés route is compared to the Norte and the Primitivo ?
Also will it be too hot in June ? I can go then or wait until October 2024.
Any information about shorter stages and private accomodation options greatly appreciated.
After all the excitement and joy of starting the camino this year I was devastated to not complete the journey and having walked from Seville I wasn’t too concerned about my fitness.
Now I’m second guessing it all
This year in April I started my long postponed camino from Seville which sadly ended in Zamora due to a stress fracture in my right knee.
Four months later and I’m dreaming about returning to finish the journey to Santiago de Compostela.
I’m still on very limited walking and hope to get the all clear from the orthopaedic surgeon in December that I can start some serious training.
Having read many live from the camino reports I am wondering how difficult the Sanabrés route is compared to the Norte and the Primitivo ?
Also will it be too hot in June ? I can go then or wait until October 2024.
Any information about shorter stages and private accomodation options greatly appreciated.
After all the excitement and joy of starting the camino this year I was devastated to not complete the journey and having walked from Seville I wasn’t too concerned about my fitness.
Now I’m second guessing it all