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Ashes to Spain?
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- Post #49
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Ashes to Spain?
Sorry her son’s ashes- Rclarke
- Post #48
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Ashes to Spain?
When we arrived at the Cruz de ferro in April 2018 there was a lady from the US who spreadING some of her sins ashes there. It was a very somber, emotional time. I hadn’t met her before nor have I since but do think of her occasionally.- Rclarke
- Post #47
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Can you camp along the Camino?
why do it if its illegal, don't get me wrong there where days when I was younger and dumber, so Im not preaching, if you can afford the donativos or alburgues than use them, the funds will really help the local business's. I see a post about a young couple who tented because they only had 300...- Rclarke
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Why Pilgrimage?
ha ha nothing tantalizing, I once worked in Australia on a agricultural exchange a few miles out of the town where kazrobbo grew up. She is much younger than I and we did not identify any people we both knew. Sorry for the let down- Rclarke
- Post #35
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Why Pilgrimage?
Thanks a lot of Australians come over to work at the resorts and I have been to your part if the world although many years ago 1977-78 I worked on a dairy farm at Tralagon and spent a week in Tasmania. Did Everest base camp with a bunch of ozzies 14 years ago and still keep in touch and now...- Rclarke
- Post #22
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Why Pilgrimage?
Thanks and I agree kazrobbo I live by the Canadian Rockies and they, and the trails there take my breath away. But I look forward to trekking in other parts of the world for an exciting change, Every corner has the potential to offer something new, and meeting like minded people (there’s always...- Rclarke
- Post #20
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Why Pilgrimage?
I agree with all the points written by David Tallen, Ive done the camino and will answer the call to do so again, hopefully next April-May. But im not Catholic and being one is not a condition of doing the camino. I must say that I noticed when doing my first Camino just how un-religious the...- Rclarke
- Post #17
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Comparison of Camino Frances with C2C
Sorry for the auto check corrections, you don’t get the views in the valleys on the C2C but taking the High route especially in the Lake District is a hard climb/descent. I did see some ladies around your age in the trail. But I will say that in areas the C2C is not marked very well and you...- Rclarke
- Post #23
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Comparison of Camino Frances with C2C
I did the c2c sept 2016 but doing my first Camino this April the first day in c2c we got torrential downpour flooded the valleys hiding the trails etc but after that weather was great I dud it in 14 days wish I had a rest day. The lake district is very beautiful but there are some very steep...- Rclarke
- Post #17
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