LIVE from the Camino 3 caminos in 33 days!

BeatriceKarjalainen

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Time of past OR future Camino

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Doing: C. Levante

• Sep 14, 2013

• #1

Now i will be a tourist in Santiago for one day and then fly home. It has been a lovely experience and 5 wonderful weeks I'll remember for the rest of my life.

Hope the family will let me go away for more caminos later.

Now I have a backlog of 23 days to write about in my blog.

 

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MendiWalker

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #2

BeatriceKarjalainen said:

Now i will be a tourist in Santiago for one day and then fly home. It has been a lovely experience and 5 wonderful weeks I'll remember for the rest of my life.

Hope the family will let me go away for more caminos later.

Now I have a backlog of 23 days to write about in my blog.

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Let you go away??? Why not bring them over next time and walk the Camino altogether?

Buen Camino!

 

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stevenjarvis

Active Member

• Sep 14, 2013

• #3

BeatriceKarjalainen said:

Now i will be a tourist in Santiago for one day and then fly home. ....
Now I have a backlog of 23 days to write about in my blog.

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Congratulations , I've enjoyed reading your posts , so now look forward to your blog. Enjoy your "day off" !

 

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BeatriceKarjalainen

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Time of past OR future Camino

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Doing: C. Levante

• Sep 14, 2013

• #4

No the caminos are for my self not with someone else. Never. And my husband has broken knees and can't walk long distances. The kids walks to slow for me. I do hiking in the mountains with the kids/family but long hikes are my sanctuary, my time for my self. I would not even bring a friend on a long distance hike. I need time off from everything now and then.

 

Erman

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• Sep 14, 2013

• #5

When you're alone , you're not alone...that's the beauty of the Camino

 

BeatriceKarjalainen

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Time of past OR future Camino

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Doing: C. Levante

• Sep 14, 2013

• #6

Erman said:

When you're alone , you're not alone...that's the beauty of the Camino

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Precisely. A lot of people who walk in a group never cares about people outside that group. I liked when we were a group of lonely walkers in the albergue. We cooked together, went out for dinner etc. So much fun. Would be harder if I had husband and 2 kids with me.

 

vicrev

Active Member

• Sep 15, 2013

• #7

I can relate wholeheartedly, with what you are saying, Beatrice k...................Vicrev