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Thanks Jen. I appreciate you taking the time to reply, it is helpful to hear from others who have done the Camino after replacement. I am in relatively good condition aside from the hip so I hope that will help in recovery so I can get back on the Camino and the trails around my home.
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I was really hoping to walk the Camino again this coming summer but despite all my hopes and planning I am in need of a hip replacement instead, yea! I walked the Frances in 2017 and have been trying to get back so I'm a lotta bummed about this development. Has anyone walked after a hip...
I pushed that button after having a health scare where I lost 1/3 of my eyesight in one eye due to a blood clot. I had lived in Valencia in 1988 and traveled through Galicia and Santiago during that year thinking that would be a great excuse to kick around Spain again. I read Paulo Coelho's...
The one favorite picture is a hard task. Here's one of the many I loved for a lot of reasons. Maybe all the sunrises and the trail before me to meet a new day was what put this over the top for me. Leaving Hontanas.
I agree, Ponferrada is the place. I was waylaid there by injury and spent the extra night. I did some errands and found that everywhere I went people were very nice and helpful. The Templar Castle (free on Wednesdays I found) was super but it was the people in town I met, whether looking for...
I met lots of dogs, horses and cows, not to mention bugs of all shapes and sizes. The kitty sat with me while I did laundry in Granon and was rewarded with lots of pats. The sculpture in Valtuille de Arriba on the way into Villafranca de Bierzo. It caught my eye for it's whimsy.
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