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  1. Kieran Kenneally

    Too old?

    Age should never be a barrier to anything my friend because one mans 74 is another mans 64 or even 54. We all age differently and if you feel fit and well simply go for it. I met two Texans last year on the Portuguese camino who walked from Porto to SDC that would put the rest of us to shame...
  2. Kieran Kenneally

    Tourniquet: Does anyone bring one on the Camino?

    Funny you should say that somebody actually leaned over the top bunk in the Ronsevalles dormitory and put his two hands around my brothers neck to prevent him snoring:eek: Seems to have done the trick though because he didn't snore for at least a week afterwards!
  3. Kieran Kenneally

    Comment by 'Kieran Kenneally' in media 'My Camino Portuguese Valenca/Tui to Santiago de Compostella'

    Thank You;)
  4. Kieran Kenneally

    Setting Intentions

    Intend for everything to work out as it should, then let go and allow opportunities and openings to come your way.
  5. Kieran Kenneally

    Danger for pilgrims walking between Roncesvalles & Zubiri

    Who needs Venice?????
  6. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    Saturday night fever all over again:eek:
  7. Kieran Kenneally

    Key Essential Item(s) for Your Camino

    leaving all my preconceived ideas at home of what I thought it might be because it was never that:)
  8. Kieran Kenneally

    Valcarlos or Orisson?

    You wont be disappointed God speed
  9. Kieran Kenneally

    Valcarlos or Orisson?

    I agree I didn't have mine as it transpired but made sure to bring them next time:eek:
  10. Kieran Kenneally

    Valcarlos or Orisson?

    I agree it's the descents that will do for your knees.I took the wrong path down into Roncevalles and felt like my knees had locked up it was so steep. Think I was walking like Frankenstien by the end :D:D:D
  11. Kieran Kenneally

    Valcarlos or Orisson?

    If the weather is good Orrison for me everytime. The views are spectacular and it's where you meet life long friends. It's a great place to look up at the stars and contemplate God's creation whats not to like?
  12. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    To err is human to forgive is divine, but as a fella once said to me, do you have to be oh sooooooooooo human:D:D:D;)
  13. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    Yep the oohs and ahhs coming from next door was probably somebody nursing their blisters said no one ever :eek:
  14. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    Thats some walking pole:D
  15. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    And checking it twice to be sure where's naughty and nice:eek::eek:
  16. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    "Good from a far but far from good" Steve. As the saying goes 'I don't care where you get your appetite as long as you have your dinner at home';)
  17. Kieran Kenneally

    The albergue near a brothel?

    Sure aren't we all just street walkers on the Camino:eek::eek::eek::eek:;)
  18. Kieran Kenneally

    First timer on the Camino del Norte

    I agree the first week is very strenuous lots of up and down hills so be prepared for that I found the section they call Calvary the hardest but It was very enjoyable for all that;)
  19. Kieran Kenneally

    Last 100km of the Camino Portugues, beginning on the coast - starting point? crowds?

    Flew into Vigo last June got bus to Valenca and walked back another 8kms or so as there was a particular private hostal I wanted to stay at. All good just book ahead for peace of mind is good advice.
  20. Kieran Kenneally

    Brittany Ferries . . . oh dear!

    Brittany Ferries are opening up the same route from Ireland in April to Santander I have always wanted to bring my bicycle this could be my opportunity:eek:

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