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Wanted to share the thrill of the Camino with fellow "boomers" in the U.S.
https://www.boomercafe.com/2017/12/08/two-backpacking-boomers-just-41-years-late/
Thanks for your comments but no issues w/Wi-Fi, common sense says try to keep early morning noise to a minimum out of courtesy to fellow pilgrims in the room and didn't know private rooms were cheaper for U.S. residents. Besides, the multi-bed rooms are a big part of the Camino experience...
Our Camino Experience for Future Pilgrims
My wife and I recently completed the Camino Frances so we wanted to share some general thoughts while they are still fresh for future pilgrims.
Some background, I’m 63 and retired a year ago so we had time to walk the whole thing from St. Jean (left...
Thanks Martin. Sense we'll be fine. We live in a city and walk everywhere. Realize we'll have some tiresome times but do think the difficulty here is sometimes exaggerated. Two other quick questions: did you use walking poles and did you carry sleeping bags?Thanks again.
Just booked our flights and excited to start at St. Jean in early Sept. We plan on 30 days of walking with two days of rest. We're fairly active and did a "test walk" last week of 14.5 miles in four hours. Granted, didn't have a backpack and it was only one day but it was pretty easy. We're in...
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