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  1. aussiejames

    Class of 2012

    Hi Sharon, I'm another Aussie planning to walk from Le Puy in August 2012! Having walked it one and a half times, I want to challenge myself for my 40th birthday! It will take some planning again, but I'm already starting! Hope to meet you on the Camino! James (Melbourne) :D
  2. aussiejames

    March 2007

    Hi Simon, I'm also from Melbourne, and doing the Camino for my second time at the end of this August. It is a truely amazing experience and I am sure you'll enjoy it a lot. Good luck with it. It does take a bit of preparation coming from Melbourne. Last time I walked the Camino I was living...
  3. aussiejames

    twenty one days

    My question is why hurry? The Camino is not entirely about the destination but what you learn, see, do, experience, take part in, understand, meet all along the way. If you just want to get to Santiago, catch a bus. If time's limited, walk at a comfortable steady pace, and come back to complete...
  4. aussiejames

    Walking from Leon in September

    Hola Josie, From memory, you probably won't be able to stay in the pilgrim refugio in Hospital de Orbigo but there are other hostels to stay in , for a price of course. Just looking through my guide book, they name one as "Hostal Kanguro Australiano"! (not a very good recommendation though)...
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    walking alone??

    Hello, I started my first camino alone, but soon met many people and made some very good friends on it. I was expecting to spend a lot of the trip alone but we walked together for much of the Way. I was 31 years old and met many younger pilgrims, from 18 years onwards. There were also many...
  6. aussiejames

    Walking from Leon in September

    Hi Josie, As you said, the Camino between Leon ans Astorga flollows a highway much of te time and isn't overly exciting. But the section between Hospital de Orbigo and Atorga was very pretty and I enjoyed this section. As you also said this easier walking for the first day or two may be...
  7. aussiejames

    Is a special route to be followed from Lourdes?

    Hi Robert, I am also looking at walking the Camino from Lourdes. The website NLT mentioned is great. Also try http://vppyr.free.fr . This time I will be leaving Lourdes on the 18th August and heading over ther Pyrenees to Somport. The crossing fron SJPdP to Roncesvalles is a wonderful walk...
  8. aussiejames

    From Lourdes to Santiago

    Hola periginos, I am looking at starting my next pilgrammage from Lourdes in France this coming August. The first time starting at St Jean Pied de Port was amazing. This time I would like to extend my pilgrammage a little further. Does anyone have any reliable info (or any at all) about the...
  9. aussiejames

    Hola from an Aussie who walked in may 03

    Hi everyone. I walked from SJPdP to Santiago back in May 2003. Love to hear from anyone who I met then (btw I'm James from Melbourne, but living in London at the timne). I am happy to share my experiences with anyone and everyone. It truely was a life-changing experience and am still marvelling...

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