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Nother Californian

Welcome Rennie, I am a ex-pat american residing in Germany, near the Luxembourgish border. I applaud you for taking an active role in promoting and supporting Camino Pilgrims. Once I retire I will be actively supporting the effort. Best Wishes.
- Bitburger
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- Jun 9, 2011
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Munich to Santiago

Greetings Oswald, what help do you think you need? Though I an new myself to the forums, I do live in Germany, and I speak German relativly well, so I might be able to be of assistance. The more specific the better.
- Bitburger
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- Jun 9, 2011
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Greetings From Germany

Well I am debating which way to go. Le Puy seems like it would present more natural beauty , while Vèzelay offers the chance to visit the grave of Mary Magdalene. I have plenty of time to decide. My Camino is in the distant future 3+ years. I think my Camino is going to take me 3 3/4 months...
- Bitburger
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- May 10, 2011
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Greetings From Germany

I am an American expat who resides in Germany. Currently I am in the training phase in preparation to do my Camino. Doing local hikes of 10- 15 kms in relativly hilly country. I am not really sure how I set this challenge in front of myself. Either it found me or I found it, but since my...
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- May 9, 2011
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