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Pilgrimage as Way of Life
Perhaps you've done something similar? What has worked for you? J. Patrick asks the above at the end of his resonating post. After completing many caminos I have implemented things that I have learned which improves and enriches my everyday living. Life is more meaningful. I have always had a...- Amigos caminando
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Awoke with second thoughts.
I went late April about 4 years ago. It was wet with muddy stretches, I had cold mornings and light snow. Scenery is spectacular. I open Gronze in chrome where it translates to English. It's very useful with up-to-date info for each stage. I'd advise a rest day to see Lugo or at least a shorter...- Amigos caminando
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Ireland to Santiago
Hi PetePie, check out www.pilgrimpaths.ie for guided walks over Easter. The advantage is as part of the organised walk you will be returned to the start of the walk. There are usually refreshments provided. As I mentioned before you will hear religious, historical, archielogical and local...- Amigos caminando
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Ireland to Santiago
Hi, I am a member of the Irish Camino society, there is no time restraint on finishing the Celtic Camino and commencing the camino from A Coruña. Best of luck planning!- Amigos caminando
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Medieval Irish pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela
T Thank you for the link Katar1na. Great information.- Amigos caminando
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Medieval Irish pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela
After the recent launch of Bernadette's book in Dublin I can't wait to read it. "Medieval Irish Pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela"- Amigos caminando
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Ireland to Santiago
Hi Michelle, yourself and t2andreo are quite correct, if you walk 25km on a recognised pilgrim path in Ireland, of which there are beautiful historic routes, then you get a Celtic Camino certificate. You can then walk from A Coruña to Santiago, 75km and receive a compostela from the pilgrim...- Amigos caminando
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If you had only one word ...
Gratefulness- Amigos caminando
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