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  1. judydaisy

    Getting from Orisson to Roncesvalles

    Sorry, Anhalter, I couldn’t resist… Chin muscle!? How much talking did you do? Maybe you mean shin muscle (leg) chin is the bit below the mouth that juts out above the neck. All the best
  2. judydaisy

    "Spiritual" Preparation

    The Catholic Truth Society in the UK (you can easily find them on-line) have a small pamphlet about the Camino. It costs about £3 or a bit less and is very helpful in this regard. Lots of ideas, prayers, suggestions that can help to make your Camino more spiritual. Obviously it is geared towards...
  3. judydaisy

    Is it me?

    Just you wait, you think you have a problem now... The camino is a contagious disease and it sounds as if you are incubating it rapidly. There is no known cure and itt regularly recurs. All you can do then is plan another trip and another and another and another... Enjoy!
  4. judydaisy

    Prayer of St Teresa/Alto de Perdon

    Oh dear, apologies all round... You are right Ricoh, I completely mis-read the quote from Pruden. Sorry all
  5. judydaisy

    Prayer of St Teresa/Alto de Perdon

    Ricoh, I'm afraid they are 2 separate saints. St Teresa of Avila was born in Avila, Spain 28th March 1515 and the other St Therese was French and was born in 1873. A few years difference between them not to mention miles! All the best
  6. judydaisy

    Prayer of St Teresa/Alto de Perdon

    Hi there, try the website littleflower.org and once there look for the novena prayer re rose(s) This might be the one you want. Good luck
  7. judydaisy

    Estella to Burgos

    Hi, adding my twopennyworth if time is an issue! I walked Roncesvalles to Estella some years ago after having flown into Bilbao. Getting to Bilbao from Estella was simple. You could do it in reverse and it takes approx 2 hours or less. If you are interested, I can rack through my stuff and find...
  8. judydaisy

    Sarria to Santiago by Wheelchair

    Hi Tom I first did the section you mention in 2002 and was amazed to meet a very young quadraplegic guy doing his camino. He had two friends with him who pushed, pulled and carried his wheelchair the whole way from Leon to Santiago! As far as I could make out all of it was done on the camino...
  9. judydaisy

    O Cebreiro in the snow

    Magical but being a chilly morsel it also makes me kind of glad I'm not there yet! Good luck to all of you that are out there braving the cold... better than pouring rain though?
  10. judydaisy

    Zubiri accommodations

    Gosh, these sound positively wonderful. I was last in Zubiri in 2005 and stayed in the municipal albergue!!!!!! 5 of us arrived around the same time desperate for the loo, shower etc. The only existing bathroom had a broken loo with no door, 2 filthy showers complete with hair and other...
  11. judydaisy

    busses? and advice :)

    Just to throw my two penny worth into the mix :lol: for what they are worth... Have you thought about the English route? You have the choice of 3 days to Santiago from La Coruna or 5 days walking from Ferrol. For my money, the latter with its Estuary/river views and interior scenery must make...

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