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I walk between 12 to 15 miles a day. I would stop twice for personal needs, drink, lunch and restroom. But I stop for cow, horse or dog that need petting.
I agree. I can't remember most of what I saw of my first Camino in 2017, and I have to rely on pictures. But I do still feel the emotions pretty strongly even now.
I cried for a day after parting with a friend I walked with for 3 weeks. I cried for a year thinking of my experiences on that first Camino(Frances).
I still see my Camino sister. She live not too far away.
Maybe your boss can pay for an security escort. Anyone one you find will likely have their own goals and aspirations and would not want to look out for your safety the whole way; that is a big ask.
There are cafes along the CF. For a euro or two buying a drink, you can use the toilet. I don't want to see a portable toilet every 8km. There is no shame peeing in the bush if you really cannot wait, just take your trash with you. Maybe I did not look carefully, but I did not once see solid...
I go to the yarn shop across from Pilgrim House after my walk and get my fix there. I have to learn how to knit socks for my next Camino. It is compact and light to take along. I love the hat pattern and will make some for my Camino sisters. Thank you.
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