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I too have lost kit over the years......but two weeks ago en route to Silleda on the Silver Way I lost my way. I thought I was being smart taking a shortcut, instead I added nearly 5 kilometres before I found my accomodation...happily, I found the way again...the learning for me? I won't lose...
I walked Santiago to Finnesterre last week.... I lost my 2nd Swiss Army knife and my third hat....the knife somewhere just before Finnesterre at a viewing point about 5/6K before the town just where we come off the gravel path....I have no idea where I lost my hat this year...two years ago my...
I have potted a Fisterra from Finnistere, a Muxianna from Muxia, Pedronia from Padron and a lovely certificate from the Church of St Francis in Santiago. As regards the credencial sello my fave is a wax impression with coloured ribbons from Padron, beautiful.
The certificate and sello thing...
Generally speaking, mosquitos are not fussy about whom they bite. They don't worry whether or not we are in season....they just find us really yummy....,
The wonderful thing about the Camino is that you can enjoy the experience in your own way, There is no right or wrong way to get to Santiago, (I took 4 years)..there is no demand to walk every inch...don't listen to debates or opinions about "real Pilgrims",,, if you are tired try to rest, don't...
I am sad to hear that John is unwell. I met John when he was in Dublin a few years ago and he autographed my 2006 edition of his Guide to Camino Frances which I treasure and have carried with me on the Way. My prayers and best wishes to you John...
Yes, letting go can be good....since 2007 I have let go of two pairs of sunglasses, one pair of shoes, three hats, (one actually taken by the wind into the Costa da Morte), two chargers, a lovely Swiss Army penknife in its own case (I would like it back please!).. two pairs of sweaty socks, one...
Hi Lynn.... Try "Pilbeo" they collect and deliver back packs on your route....they may pick up your bag and deliver it to your designated accommodation....they are at contact@pilbeo.com...worth a try,,,,
contact@pilbeo.com
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