Camino de Santiago pendant that has a shell on the front, and "Camino de Santiago" engraved on the back. Comes with a black cord. Pendent is slightly larger than a 50 euro cent coin, about 25mm.
You will need one on those horrible plastic chairs outside cafes as your weight drops. Further details from the "Confraternity of the Bony Arse" founded in 2016 outside a bar on the Meseta.
The answer to your prayers? May I introduce you to the SSO/SPOSN sit mat as used by Russia's Spetsnaz (Special Forces):
It comes with a belt so it gets up when you get up! In cold weather you can wear it under your coat as a kidney warmer...
Maybe I'm just a gear junkie :eek:
I was only thinking of those wide open places on the VdlP.
No cafes, benches, walls.......
Why are you all so logical and sensible? :rolleyes:
I now have to practice being able to sit crossed legged on...
I'm 69 next month, I'd like to do one final Camino before I'm 70 - that'll be one for each decade - and then call it quits. Maybe another Portuguese or Ingles?
As for the "elephants" it started out as a very, very old joke "Why do elephants...
Hi, I somehow missed this post until today.
My first camino was planned for September 2020 but the plane tickets were postponed for a year. I plan to take my crochet with me (as discussed on another post).
It is good to see that there are wool...
Hello - I've travelled all over the world with knitting needles in metal and wood (circular and straight ones) and have never ever had a problem on airports. A few times security staff wanted to check the metal ones. But I prefer wooden needles...
Camino Frances March 2016 - I arrived in Santiago in the middle of the day after nearly four fantastic weeks - had a flight home three days after. But I cancelled that flight and got a new flight for the next morning - as I was longing to see my...
I'm not thinking of walking a winter Camino. I've only ever walked 2 weeks from Roncescvalles to Burgos. I rarely post. But I check the Forum nearly every day and am so heartened by the warmth and optimism I find here. I'm a bit of a kit nerd, so...