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      lmans replied to the thread want solitude.
      Fascinating..... I am sure there will be times of contentment, solitude.... no doubt especially along the majority of the camino and especially if I leave late, after all others. But unless I book a bed prior, I might be worrying about a bed...
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      lmans reacted to SouthernBoy's post in the thread want solitude with Like Like.
      I appreciate your post...I've been trekking various caminos in Europe for well over a decade as a way to enter into that place of solitude that we "introverts" desire, and walking the French route between now and late September is not the place...
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      lmans reacted to pjhollingdale's post in the thread want solitude with Like Like.
      Simply put, you won't have any problem finding solitude. I walked the France route and loved it. You may even be surprised if you are like me, an introvert who has learned how to be an extrovert when required, with the simple, yet very pleasant...
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      lmans replied to the thread want solitude.
      I agree!
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      lmans replied to the thread want solitude.
      Because the Camino has multiple resources along the way, unlike any other long walk. Little towns, cafes, spots to rest and grab a bit...scenic etc.... So the Camino has a ton to offer, thus the reason to find how it might work for those that...
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      lmans replied to the thread want solitude.
      I believe that there are many that try to overthink, or read too much into this walk. Yes, a long walk but a walk none the less as one can gain spiritually from many aspects of any long walk. The Camino to me, is no different than walking the...
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      lmans reacted to VNwalking's post in the thread want solitude with Like Like.
      Cheerful ecstatic heartwarming joyful jubilant upbeat wonderful and joyful can also be solitary and quiet. Extroverts may fail to understand this, but it's very true.
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      lmans reacted to SoulDesire's post in the thread want solitude with Like Like.
      I relate to Iman's situation. I too will be seeking solitude when I do my Frances in September - October. I was dreading the "Camino family" involvement, so the comments have relieved my concerns. I had not walked seriously - and I use that term...
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      lmans replied to the thread Hybrid Route.
      This is more along the lines of what I want...more anti-social, if that sounds appropriate. But I look at it as having more of an opportunity to allow oneself to get into a zen/reflective mode while walking. The camino to me looks too...
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      lmans reacted to OPN1101's post in the thread Hybrid Route with Like Like.
      As more people discover the Camino, the usual routes will become more crowded. Wanting a more spiritual/meditative pilgrimage, I have charted a more "rustic"/rural (anti-social?) route, but would appreciate feedback. It goes from Bayonne to Irun...
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