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When I started to train for my Francés in 2019, I realised quite quickly that it would not be easy. So I took plenty of precautions to improve my chances of completing the route. I allowed myself 43 days to do it, but in the event I arrived in Santiago after 41. I planned the route very...
Not important, really, but it wouldn't be a Camino otherwise. A friend does a lot of long-distant walks e.g. Bay of Biscay to Mediterranean over the Pyrenees, none of his suggestions appeal. There's something magical and purposeful about a pilgrimage, notwithstanding the spiritual element...
I had my 77th birthday on the Camino Francés in 2019. I'm now contemplating another for my 80th year in 2022, but I'm not sure I could manage the Francés again. Any suggestions?
James
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