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  1. Ed Aster

    Anybody out there doing a Camino with A Fib?

    Many thanks to all who responded, after completing the Frances in 17,18,19 before being diagnosed with AFib i knew the Camino was an important part of my life. At 73 now am prescribed some good meds that have calmed down the aspects of AFib , my Cardiologist has me off our local mountain here in...
  2. Ed Aster

    Anybody out there doing a Camino with A Fib?

    I have A Fib and would like to hear from other walkers/hikers with the same who are walking a Camino and how they deal with it.
  3. Ed Aster

    Heart condition on the Camino

    I have done 3 Caminos 2xCF and Camino Portuguese in 2017 18 19, I have developed a heart condition A Fib with palpitations and shortness of breath. I am walking 4-5 times a week 4-5 km a day and feel good doing so. I want back on the Camino but would like to hear from others who have dealt with...
  4. Ed Aster

    trail runners with wider toe box

    I am on my 10th pair of Columbia trail runners, i wear a size 15 to accommodate my size 14 foot. The Columbia shoes are normally quite wide with a very comfortable toe box. I have had to adapt to 2-3 different models but the quality and comfort is always there.
  5. Ed Aster

    On the Camino, on this date in April...

    Great story, really enjoyed it. Thanks
  6. Ed Aster

    Hello From California!

    Welcome to the forum, I lived in Cambria 45 years ago and loved it. You will find more of yourself on the Camino, I keep learning more and more over the past 3 Caminos and look forward to my next. Buen Camino
  7. Ed Aster

    LIVE from the Camino Camino Levante - Occasional updates from a walker

    Just a pleasure to see someone enjoying themselves doing what we all wish we could do,Buon Camino
  8. Ed Aster

    Burgos to Santiago including San Salvador & Primitivo

    Walking the Meseta last year from Burgos to Astorga was the best Camino experience I have ever had, the calm, the quiet, the ability to go inwards and to really get close to the land that god created made a great impression on me. Enjoy your time there it is very special. Been Camino
  9. Ed Aster

    Burgos to Santiago including San Salvador & Primitivo

    Enjoy the Meseta, I did this part last year in April, a bit cold and windy but awesomely beautiful and serene. Buen Camino
  10. Ed Aster

    Minor Glitch Hopefully - Asking for Prayers

    From one cancer survivor to I’m praying to another, god bless you.
  11. Ed Aster

    Bus from Madrid to Burgos

    Absolutely make reservations, I did the same Camino as you starting in Burgos. Be aware that you need to watch carefully for your bus at T4 as the buses do get into a jumble as the airport departures get busy.
  12. Ed Aster

    Coastal from Porto

    Did this Caminho last year, enjoy!!! Boom Camino
  13. Ed Aster

    My first Camino Portugués - newbe questions

    I did my Camino when I was 69 also, a wonderful experience and the coastal route is fantastic. My costs were around 50-60 euros a day for private room with showers and food inexpensive compared with the Camino Frances. For private accommodation book ahead if at Albergue no need. Enjoy!!!!! Buen...
  14. Ed Aster

    Orthotics?

    Dr. Scholls Heavy duty, work wonders for me for the past 3 Caminos, found at most pharmacies
  15. Ed Aster

    Drink tap water between Burgos and Leon?

    I did the Burgos to Astorga stages this May and had no problems drinking the tap water at all. I don’t drink alcohol so water is my drink of choice. Enjoy!!!
  16. Ed Aster

    Advice on skipping Meseta

    I just finished the Meseta in June and enjoyed it immensely, it is flat, forgiving and a great opportunity to discover sides of oneself that lay hidden. Consider it your go to place as it will be kind to your knees and if done with common sense will give you great joy and satisfaction.
  17. Ed Aster

    Newbie here

    You will be walking the busiest portion of the Camino during one of the busiest months. Book ahead based upon what you feel you will be able to achieve daily. Then feeling secure enjoy yourself.
  18. Ed Aster

    Insoles

    Dr. Scholls, “HEAVY DUTY” gel soles work best for me for past 3 Caminos, very comfortable.
  19. Ed Aster

    "Buff" question for native English speakers

    The words neck warmer describe the technology not the brand or trademark, use the descriptive “neck warmer” and don’t worry about trademark infringement. Just because someone uses the words in the internet or as an URL does not mean it is trademarked. Neck Warmer, there you go!!
  20. Ed Aster

    Lisbon or Porto?

    I did Porto to Santiago last year, beautiful trek, cobblestones were not an issue nor was too much road walking. The Coastal route is the way to go. Buon Camino

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