Uh-oh!!

[Kiwi-family]

When I left Madrid not even a week ago I was not even dreaming of thinking about another camino. As I have answered the "what now?" question upon arriving home, I have answered in terms of the rest of this year.
But I think I hear the Camino Levante calling.
Not sure where that came from, but I've read all the threads on it, checked out googlemaps, devoured gronze and mundicamino info and decided I should at least wait for the English edition guide to be updated;-)
Now I need to scrub my backpack (I've been waiting for a fine day) and refill it with my camino gear, ready for another time.

 

[Carol06]

Cannot get enough of it eh? I just wish it were closer to NZ and save those airfares.

 

[peregrina2000]

Hi Rachel,

Happy to help fuel the Levante frenzy. As you undoubtedly know, Ltfit and filly have walked this year, so their advice will be more recent. We're building a good knowledge base for this camino! Buen camino, Laurie

 

[LTfit]

Hi Rachel,
I returned home about 10 days ago after walking Valencia-Toledo. I haven't logged on for quite some time but saw your post this morning.
I will post a summery of my impressions of the Levante in the next few weeks but in short I would say: do NOT walk it alone! This is the only 3 week Camino that I have organized, started and finished with a companion and I am sure glad that I did. We saw only ONE other pilgrim during our entire walk - a 79 year old French woman from Lourdes going her 12th Camino! We only coincided for 3 days as she decided to do a 40+ km stage which we split in two!

Do not hesitate to pm if I can be of any help.
Cheers,
LT

 

[gittiharre]

Hi Rachael! You have the bug too, expensive for us living in Kiwiland. I am off to walk theVia Regia through the former Eastern Germany next week, backin Sept and will be in touch re meeting up, since we live in the same suburb. Love, Gitti