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  1. Sue127

    Death of American pilgrim in Castromaior today

    So sorry for your loss. May your husband rest in peace and you find the support you need.
  2. Sue127

    Tomorrow is the day! Yesssssss!!!!!!!!!!!

    Have a great camino @MARSKA. Certainly look as though you'll have company. Enjoy. wish I was there too, would love to walk in spring - maybe next year ......
  3. Sue127

    Rethinking my CF-ish route after Burgos (and I start in 7 days!)

    Brought back lovely memories, except I didn't have the seering heat! 😂😂 My Camino was in October
  4. Sue127

    Two injured and disorientated pilgrims rescued by Guardia Civil near Pereje

    Thank goodness they were brought to the attention of the Guarda Civil ; it's been perishing cold and I'm a lot further south.
  5. Sue127

    Weather forecast - YIKES??!

    I very nearly sent clothes home after starting on the Mozarabe a couple of weeks ago. First few days out of Almeria hot and dry. Bag a little too heavy so I thought to send my poncho, trouser/shorts and a long sleeve t-shirt home. Luckily for me, the post office didn't open until the...
  6. Sue127

    What would you change about the CF - if you could?

    Definitely agree about the toilet litter; I was astonished and disgusted by the amount. What's wrong with having a plastic bag and disposing of it sensibly? Not only is it an eyesore, it's a health risk. Apart from that, I loved the journey.
  7. Sue127

    Memorial tree planting near Castrojeriz

    I missed this. What a lovely idea, will definitely look out for it next time.
  8. Sue127

    Auberge Borda

    Definitely when I was there in 2022. I can't remember whether it was an option or whether everybody ate vegetarian but I do remember it being delicious and plentiful.
  9. Sue127

    Auberge Borda

    We did similar. A good way to get those legs used to walking again. Orisson is a great stopping place (I did stay there in 2020 - had the auberge to myself, very strange) and if the horses are around with their bells, that adds to the splendour of the scenery.
  10. Sue127

    Auberge Borda

    Like everyone else, I loved my stay at Albergue Borda in Summer 22 with my grandson. It was a great introduction to community meals and talking with people from other cultures.
  11. Sue127

    "normal" daily routine

    Perhaps the only 'normal' is that we are practically all walking west (apart from those brave sous who retrace their steps after arriving in SdC. Apart from that, we are all individuals with our own itineraries and purposes. It'a a wonderful place to be.
  12. Sue127

    My Camino de Santiago: Reflections and a Heart Opened

    Thank you, Ken, for sharing your personal experiences of life on and off the Camino. We certainly should count our blessings and live our lives to the full whilst being mindful of those around us.
  13. Sue127

    LIVE from the Camino O Pedrouzo to Santiago - another wet day

    Congratulations @VintageCowgirl . I also entered SDC in the pouring rain, but nothing like you have experienced. When you find some sunshine, encourage a little towards Normandy 🌧️🌧️🌧️
  14. Sue127

    Surprising myself!

    I think the support group for addicted Peregrinos is here!
  15. Sue127

    Coming to the Camino Frances, a flood of tour groups

    Supply and demand. If people will (can) pay, others will supply. Not my cup of tea (or my budget!)
  16. Sue127

    Sketching along the way

    Thank you for sharing, they are beautiful. may I ask roughly how long you would spend to complete one? The Plaza de S. Maria is particularly intriquate
  17. Sue127

    Overwhelmed, grateful, still slightly dazed….

    Sorry but it isn't something that gets out of your system easily. Can't wait for number 3 starting in 10 days 😊
  18. Sue127

    Pilgrim Police

    I encountered them last summer when they were checking that people were OK and had water. Definitely looking after us.
  19. Sue127

    Dangerous Pavement kerb

    You were lucky. Did you get to use it? 🤣🤣
  20. Sue127

    Dangerous Pavement kerb

    Does that include removing the pebbles as you descend from the Alto de perdón?

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