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Why Walk the Camino? Where? When? With whom?
Some thoughts on the uniqueness of pilgrimage.
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[QUOTE="Antnix1, post: 1227629, member: 99421"] For many people the last 100 km to Santiago could be, in their minds, quite a challenge if they haven't done a multi-day hike before. Often people start with the CF and go on to do the Northern Camino or Via de la Plata. Some people book their first three nights accommodation. Others might consider sending their bags ahead and then realising but they don't need to. So it's not all about excess comfort as much as deciding how far they want to leave their comfort zone. As for planning to the nth degree, for some people it's their personality, and for some it's part of the experience. But you also have the opposite.. people arriving at the airport with an out of date passport. It's all very well saying "The Camino provides" but that maxim is more true for people with a credit card and bank balance that allows paying extra for accommodation, taxis, changing flights or buying clothes or equipment on the way. In my experience bad planning costs money. [/QUOTE]
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