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Funny story about age…I walked my first camino with my father in law and when we went to receive our compostelas he thought he would probably be the oldest that day at 75…well as fate would have it the name above his in the registrar that day was 76 year old gentleman 🤦🏼♂️ he had a good chuckle...
It seems the Camino and the fire brigade have something in common, I recently met up with some old colleagues and the first 30mins was a list of ailments and medications 🤦🏼♂️ for me it was shin splints, clicky left knee, sciatica, clicky right wrist, frozen shoulder and that was just the...
Words are wonderful but I think @kirkie has highlighted one of the most important “YOUR” camino, everyone has advice and opinions but only you can decide. I planned so much and read lots of advice, guide books and journals that when I started on the Frances I knew I had the perfect plan laid out...
I stayed at Auberge Borda in September and I must say it was everything I hoped it would be, I found it a great way to enjoy those first couple of days and the host Laurent was fantastic so enjoy your Camino and take the time to breath it all in, buen camino
Hopefully see some of you along the way I’m starting from SJPdP on the 21st but planning a leisurely start, stopping at Auberge Borda the first night so I can make the most of my time on the hills, I hope they have plenty of wine 🍷🤣 buen camino mi amigos
Train tickets booked and Gite Makila reserved, I start walking on 21st September and due to family circumstances I’m now going solo I will probably book my first few days in advance as I know accommodation is not fully open again as yet and beds are at a premium but after that I think I will...
I think September has the potential to be really busy this year, but I also think if it is possible to travel that with the added dimension that release from covid and lockdown will bring with it gives it the opportunity to be something special as like minded people indulge in a shared...
I retire on the 7th May 2021 and plan to travel the following week by train from Paisley (Scotland) to SJPDP, a nice relaxed start and from there the CF awaits me, Buen Camino mi amigos
No.6 is probably the most important for me, I was waiting until I had time to do the “real” Camino then got an invite to join a friend on the Portuguese from Valenca so glad I went, now I know there is no “real” route just a series of beautiful journeys. Enjoy your Camino Joe and take time to...
Thanks, I was lucky with the weather last year at the same time just one wet day and perfect temperatures high teens low 20’s an amazing week with wonderful people
Flying to Porto on 16th April, train/bus to Valenca 17th start walking from there, did similar last year, this will be my final prep for the Frances May 2021 when I retire, although I do plan many more local walks in Scotland between times...Buen Camino 👍
While I remember thanks to all on the forum for all the advice being shared it has helped greatly with my choices of footwear, rucksack and packing I think I’m ready now
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