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  1. josephmcclain

    Sarria to SDC Poles/sticks?

    Up to you! For me I always hike with them, because if you use them right they set up your whole body for strong, efficient action and have relatively little to do with balance and all those things. But you have to use them right to get the benefit. I have seen some pretty comical things on...
  2. josephmcclain

    RETHINK walking the Frances

    Well, if you get chastised then so should I!! I so totally agree with you! I see this stuff that you mention above and want to give up looking at the forum. But haven’t. Come on people and get a life and get on with it!
  3. josephmcclain

    Accomodation in SJPdP

    I think a first night in Beilari is the best way imaginable to start a camino. I will never ever forget it! It does get booked up real quickly, so reservations are best
  4. josephmcclain

    SJPP Accommodation

    I highly recommend Beilari. An amazing experience to begin the Camino and more than one day is definitely possible. They start taking reservations sometime after the holidays for the coming season.
  5. josephmcclain

    Auberge picks

    Don’t miss Beilari in St Jean Pied-de-Port
  6. josephmcclain

    83 years young

    Really, really resounds with me. That is so much my experience, too, in walking the two caminos I have walked. First one at 74 then76 and am determined again to walk after my 80th in a few months. thanks for posting.
  7. josephmcclain

    Question for the experts (about lodging in SJPP)!

    I am a long time volunteer at Beilari and know that Joseph there does not begin making reservations for the new season usually in January. so you are fine! Don’t miss the Beilari experience. It is truly unique. there is also a facebook page!
  8. josephmcclain

    Lodging in SJPP + initial stages?

    i personally would always reserve in Saint Jean and Roncesvalles. Reserving gives you the opportunity to experience the albergue Beilari in Saint jean. Highly recommended.
  9. josephmcclain

    SJPdP Budget Supper for Six Including Three Vegetarians

    Too bad you didn’t book at the albergue Beilari. They serve all vegetarian meals. Sometimes it is possible to reserve for dinner without staying there. check into it at www.Beilari.info
  10. josephmcclain

    Where to stay in St. Jean Pied de Port?

    I would never want to miss the experience of Beilari when in St Jean!!
  11. josephmcclain

    Accomodation in St. Jean

    I wouldn’t miss staying at Beilari in Saint-Jean. One of the most remarkable experiences along the Camino and simply an amazing way to start.
  12. josephmcclain

    Winter Camino Frances?

    MSPATH!!! I love your blog!! Saludos and buen camino!!
  13. josephmcclain

    Albergue with no Electricity

    Yes, i will never forget my night at St Nicholas. The ceremony of feet washing, the dinner by candle light, watching a huge starry sky with the Italian hospitaleros, waking with candle light before dawn.
  14. josephmcclain

    Accomodations in Saint Jean pied de Port

    Would highly recommend Beilari! in my mind, the experience is a real portal to a strong camino experience
  15. josephmcclain

    Happy New Year on the Meseta

    Wow. Love these photos and love the meseta!!
  16. josephmcclain

    Camino Snobs

    My experience exactly!
  17. josephmcclain

    My Camino - belated

    Great post. thanks!
  18. josephmcclain

    Beilari evening meal

    Also am not a vegetarian, but found the food at Beilari delicious and plentiful. No problem. It is a very wonderful experience.
  19. josephmcclain

    Beilari evening meal

    I have volunteered at Beilari and it is not uncommon for someone to arrive a little late. Do it. You won´t forget it and you will be welcomed warmly.
  20. josephmcclain

    Beilari has a new facebook page!

    Thanks!! My new volunteer activity! But really fun being in contact with people from all over the world who have experienced a night in Beilari and others anticipating it. Kind of a blast!

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