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Comment by 'Jack Heilgeist' in media 'cat on door, Villamayor del Rio, just before Belorado on the Camino Frances headed west.'
If you do the Camino again, I'll tell you where to look for the cat. I'm guessing this cat will still be sitting o the door. I moved as quickly as possible to take the photo before he disappeared.- Jack Heilgeist
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Comment by 'Jack Heilgeist' in media 'The best reson to do the Camino.....follow your dreams!'
I come to the Camino Forum to read something other than what is wrong with the world. It's a mentally refreshing place to go. Having said that I don't want to hear from a SJW. The post that says, " When some one will follow his/ here dreams thats a good thing but thats no reason to write it on a...- Jack Heilgeist
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cat on door, Villamayor del Rio, just before Belorado on the Camino Frances headed west.
The perfect picture just waiting to be taken.- Jack Heilgeist
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The best reson to do the Camino.....follow your dreams!
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considering canceling my trip :(
Check out Gaudi's El Capricho in Comillas. It is a restaurant but was closed when I visited last. Also check out Feve. a narrow gauge railroad that travlels parallel with the coast of Cantabria and Asturias.- Jack Heilgeist
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino FRANCÉS (Most popular route)
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Best language school for over 60s in Spain
I already speak Spanish so I never went to a school in Spain. However after completing my Camino in 2010 I went to Salamanca to live for three months. Salamanca is home to the oldest university in Spain and is a World Heritage site. It is convenient to Madrid by train and Avila is on the route...- Jack Heilgeist
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: Culture, History & Language for pilgrims
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considering canceling my trip :(
So let's talk reality! Every person for the most part has the same feelings as you. Can I do this! The answer is yes because each Camino is unique and personal. If you reach a stage that you see as too difficult then hop a bus or taxi and bypass it. You will still get your credencial when you...- Jack Heilgeist
- Post #147
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino FRANCÉS (Most popular route)
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wayfarer
For me the Camino is an adventure and everyday is filled with new friends, new places and new events. No one wants a an adventure that is scripted. Carpe diem! I think this is an example of what makes the Camino special and unique for each pilgrim. I had been walking on the meseta on a very hot...- Jack Heilgeist
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino del NORTE (from Irún)
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Camino Del Norte or Camino Frances? June 2017
My experience in 2010 when I walked it in May and June was that the Camino Frances was not crowded and I had no trouble finding accommodations in the auberges. All was quiet and contemplative on the Camino Frances until I reached Sarria. It is there that a large number of Spaniards begin their...- Jack Heilgeist
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino del NORTE (from Irún)
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