LIVE from the Camino For what itś worth...I didn't quit!

[Satírico]

¡Hola!

After some heavy days and much soul searching, I made the switch to the Camino Primitivo instead of quitting or returning to the CdN from Oviedo (via Aviles). Im glad I did. The spirit is always lighter in the mountains.

I hope everyone experiencing doubts finds the strength to stay the camino a little longer, maybe to acclimatize, maybe to recover your joy.

Buen camino, peregrinos!

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

¡Hola!

After some heavy days and much soul searching, I made the switch to the Camino Primitivo instead of quitting or returning to the CdN from Oviedo (via Aviles). Im glad I did. The spirit is always lighter in the mountains.

I hope everyone experiencing doubts finds the strength to stay the camino a little longer, maybe to acclimatize, maybe to recover your joy.

Buen camino, peregrinos!

Hi Philip, wish you all the best and a Buen Camino, Peter.

 

[timr]

¡Hola!

After some heavy days and much soul searching, I made the switch to the Camino Primitivo instead of quitting or returning to the CdN from Oviedo (via Aviles). Im glad I did. The spirit is always lighter in the mountains.

I hope everyone experiencing doubts finds the strength to stay the camino a little longer, maybe to acclimatize, maybe to recover your joy.

Buen camino, peregrinos!

Well done. I just read your report of the days from Lourdes to St Jean. Brought back happy memories. As it happens, it rained EVERY day when I did it in 2009 and yes mud an issue and barking dogs an issue. But I loved it! I have just walked from Lugo to Sobrado dos Monxes, (linking the Primitivo with the Norte), and it was like those days out of Lourdes. Met no one! Just dogs.

 

[HalaCelta]

Glad you decided to press on.

Buen Camino!

 

[movinmaggie]

Good for you Phillip....having to make a decision like that is like going through a squeeze-hole. So glad you made it through and that it is bringing the peace you wanted.

 

[IngridF]

Wonderful, great the mountains for me. Ultreia!

 

[Waka]

Good for you, you know it made sense.

 

[Anemone del Camino]

The Primitivo will cure anyone from the Camino blues.

 

[Mailo]

@timr when did you walk from lugo to sobrado dos monxes? And was it not too difficult to find the way? Tried this route 2 years ago and got so lost on the first day- nevertheless still very much loved it! And yes also met the barking dogs.

Well done. I just read your report of the days from Lourdes to St Jean. Brought back happy memories. As it happens, it rained EVERY day when I did it in 2009 and yes mud an issue and barking dogs an issue. But I loved it! I have just walked from Lugo to Sobrado dos Monxes, (linking the Primitivo with the Norte), and it was like those days out of Lourdes. Met no one! Just dogs.[/QUOT

 

[timr]

@timr when did you walk from lugo to sobrado dos monxes? And was it not too difficult to find the way? Tried this route 2 years ago and got so lost on the first day- nevertheless still very much loved it! And yes also met the barking dogs.

Hi @Mailo I did it about three weeks ago (May 2016) and here is a link to what I said about it. I would highly recommend it - better luck next time. The dogs will certainly still be there.....

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/lugo-to-sobrado-2016.40889/