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I did it in one effort and am glad that I did. It takes a bit for the Camino to “work” on you and when it does, the experience of a lifetime.
Two years prior to my walk, my wife and a friend did the last 100 kms and that taste was enough to get me into planning for the longer walk.
The walk was...
I suffered food poisoning while walking and when I recovered I ate anything and everything. Lost 15 pounds while continuing to walk so I was hungry when able to eat again. It was all delicious
I stayed there last September and found the cook from San Fran to be delightful and most pleasantt. We chatted while she was preparing dinner and she was most pleasant. My Camino start was great.
I suggest you try FindPinguins. I've used it twice and if you like what you write, you can have it printed as a travel book. Photos can be uploaded so your family can enjoy your camino as well. Easy to use, but get familiar with it before leaving home.
I was 72 when I started from SJPdP on September 27, 2017. I spent the first night at Orisson and loved it. I averaged a little over 14 miles per day (35 days of walking) and if I had not experienced food poisoning, would have enjoyed it more. Folks are very kind and helpful. I trained in the...
Perhaps my story will help you.
I turned 72, two weeks prior to leaving for SJPdP. I walked for 35 days, averaging 14.3 miles per day and took five days off: one day in Burgos to be a tourist and enjoy the cathedral and a meal along the river at an outdoor café; three days in Leon to recover...
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