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  1. FourSeasons

    Message from the Roncesvalles albergue - a difficult day.

    No need to apologize, fun story. Honestly though, back in 1982 the only kiwi I knew of was the fruit in the grocery store, so yes we stand in lines, not queues. And technically, the naughty pilgrims cut the line, they didn’t jump it. 😂 😎👣🌻
  2. FourSeasons

    Message from the Roncesvalles albergue - a difficult day.

    Perhaps but I’m sure it didn’t say anything about all Germans not knowing how to wear clothing while in public. The post I was replying to referred that Americans don’t know how to queue, not used to doing so. This based on their accents, not even fact. 😎👣🌻
  3. FourSeasons

    Message from the Roncesvalles albergue - a difficult day.

    The answer to your question is in my post. Making a point, there is no need to stereotype anywhere, especially on this forum. I haven’t read anything negative about Germans or the Irish, Aussies or Canadians, not even Koreans, or the local Spanards. But Americans are fair game?? NO!! It needs...
  4. FourSeasons

    Message from the Roncesvalles albergue - a difficult day.

    You’re right, not racist. Thank you for the word that escaped me. Stereotyping. I’m not offended either but rather tired of Americans getting dragged through the mud because of a few classless individuals. Can the finger pointing stop? I’ve witnessed bad behavior from other non-Americans but I...
  5. FourSeasons

    Message from the Roncesvalles albergue - a difficult day.

    It’s always unfair to single out any group because of a few bad apples. Seems a bit racist like stereotyping to me. We Americans are very familiar with queues perhaps just like every other nation under the sun. Standing in line (queue) is a daily pastime in America. Here’s a quick Google search...
  6. FourSeasons

    LIVE from the Camino The old man and his shop in Castrojeriz is alive and kickin’!

    Wow! He's still going strong, what a blessing. I know exactly where this is, nearly next to the muni albergue. My first visit was in 2013, I don't recall what I purchased but obviously I needed it. ;) In 2016 I was looking for knee support. I couldn't find anything as I walked through so I...
  7. FourSeasons

    LIVE from the Camino Walking the CF for Teresa

    I hope you are catching up on your sleep. It’s frustrating not being able to sleep. Those are the times I want to just get up and start walking. I’m really looking forward to following your pilgrimage. What a lovely season to walk. Vibrant greens and yellows. Buen Camino!! 😎👣🌻 God Bless your...
  8. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    What major city/town is this near? I’d like to look for it in my guidebook. 😎👣🌻
  9. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Happy Birthday!! 🥳 All we can do is keep on keepin on. Sometimes in life it pays to be stubborn. God Bless and Buen Camino! 😎👣🌻
  10. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Sadly I won’t be there until much later. You’ll just have to come back in six months. 😎👣🌻 Buen Camino!!
  11. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Thank you. My next step was going to be reaching out to others who have already volunteered to ask for any pointers/tips. Would you mind sending the WhatsApp info to me in a private message? I’d love to join the group. 😎👣🌻
  12. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Ding, Ding, Ding 🛎️ You cracked the code. 😁 Yes, I will be volunteering there and very excited about it. I have such fond memories from this albergue where I’ve stayed twice but not since the new renovation. I’m sorry you weren’t able to serve. I hope your health issue has been resolved. April...
  13. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Thanks!! Sounds lovely however, I’d rather not stray too far off the Camino route. 😎👣🌻
  14. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Yes, Logrono is definitely on my radar for an extra day/night. I've already planned two nights in Pamplona. I agree, not much to occupy one's curiosity in this area but I do need to fill in some time before I reach Najera. I don't need these extra days for rest, they are mostly for exploring...
  15. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Sounds amazing, thank you. However, I won't be going past Najera this Camino. :cool:👣🌻
  16. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Yes, thank you. I also asked about staying in-between the stages instead of a rest day. I won't be going past Najera this Camino but your idea sounds like a great detour. :cool:👣🌻
  17. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    No, I am not there now. Just planning ahead a little. I looked into the Black Pearl, it has great reviews, definitely a possibility. I was really looking at Viana but since it's now closed for reno, hmmm. Yes, Navarrete, Sotes or Ventosa all could work out nicely. Thank you. I'll do some more...
  18. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    So helpful, thank you. :cool: 👣🌻
  19. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Thanks. Would you elaborate? I've stayed in both cities before. What would I be looking for if I stayed an extra day/night? What did you do in those places that made it special? :cool: 👣🌻
  20. FourSeasons

    Between Pamplona and Najera

    Hola!! In need of some ideas. I'm needing to fill in some time and was wondering, what city/town/village/small village would you spend an extra day/night in and why? Or, someplace special to stay in-between any of the stages between Pamplona and Najera. Thanks so much. :cool: 👣🌻

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