Thanks all.

[susiem]

I leave for the Camino Frances in a few days and want to thank all those who asked the questions I had in mind and to the knowledgeable and wise replies from those who answered. I've allowed 39 days from SJPdP which, in retrospect may not be enough as I'm an older woman and intend carrying my backpack from Zubiri, however I know there are alternatives if this proves too much. Easy does it and I will adopt the tortoise as my familiar during this journey!
Thanks all.

 

[Turga]

I will adopt the tortoise as my familiar during this journey!

This tortoise wish you a buen Camino!

 

[susiem]

This tortoise wish you a buen Camino!

Thank you!

 

[dbier]

Having just rearranged all my expectations and arranged for day to day luggage transport, this sloth salutes you.

 

[Robo]

Buen Camino from this Tortoise.

We Tortoises know how to prolong the joy

 

[David Tallan]

I leave for the Camino Frances in a few days and want to thank all those who asked the questions I had in mind and to the knowledgeable and wise replies from those who answered. I've allowed 39 days from SJPdP which, in retrospect may not be enough as I'm an older woman and intend carrying my backpack from Zubiri, however I know there are alternatives if this proves too much. Easy does it and I will adopt the tortoise as my familiar during this journey!
Thanks all.

Tortoise is a good one. I tended to address snails as kindred spirits when I saw them on the path, as they also move slowly carrying everything on their back. I try not to leave a trail of slime, though.

 

[dbier]

Haven't seen me after a day of sweating profusely, have you? I try to only sit on my own things until I take a shower...

 

[HappyValerie]

Escargot, go slow.
Don't rush your Camino.
( Maybe I could be a poet?)

 

[Camino Chrissy]

Tortoise is a good one. I tended to address snails as kindred spirits when I saw them on the path, as they also move slowly carrying everything on their back. I try not to leave a trail of slime, though.

Both the tortoises and snails carry camping gear as they always lose out on the albergue "bed race".