Kelly here...I live on Kauai and plan to walk the Camino Frances from St. Jean Peid de Port, departing in mid-September 
Aloha!
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Technical backpack for day trips with backpack cover and internal compartment for the hydration bladder. Ideal daypack for excursions where we need a medium capacity backpack. The back with Air Flow System creates large air channels that will keep our back as cool as possible.
€83,-
€83,-
€2,-/day will present your project to thousands of visitors each day. All interested in the Camino de Santiago.
Aloha Kelly,
Mahalo for your reply and educating me. I thought you were out in the middle ofthe ocean, but its a big ocean! Your home seems to be beautiful and perhaps hard to leave. From what you say it sound like heaven - Garden of Eden.
However, when you start your pilgrimage, a warm welcome to Europe! We have one or two beautiful places also. But, just getting over to Europe and the pilgrim route seems to me like a pilgrimage in itself.
I know that Europeans go around the world to places like Machu Pichu, etc ( I'm not suggesting others don't travel) but I'm always amazed that pilgrims come from all over the world to walk to Santiago. Some say that the Camino has something different about it, probably it has, but how is this communicated to others, like yourself, so many thousands of miles away?
Hope you have a great Camino,
Best wishes (what's that in your language?)
Brendan
Mahalo for your reply and educating me. I thought you were out in the middle ofthe ocean, but its a big ocean! Your home seems to be beautiful and perhaps hard to leave. From what you say it sound like heaven - Garden of Eden.
However, when you start your pilgrimage, a warm welcome to Europe! We have one or two beautiful places also. But, just getting over to Europe and the pilgrim route seems to me like a pilgrimage in itself.
I know that Europeans go around the world to places like Machu Pichu, etc ( I'm not suggesting others don't travel) but I'm always amazed that pilgrims come from all over the world to walk to Santiago. Some say that the Camino has something different about it, probably it has, but how is this communicated to others, like yourself, so many thousands of miles away?
Hope you have a great Camino,
Best wishes (what's that in your language?)
Brendan
Hi Kelly! My name is Kelly too! I'll be back on the Camino in mid-September too, but further down the road from you. If you are on the Camino on Sept 12, please consider participating in the "Day in the Life of the Camino Frances" project. I have a few posts on that in the Camino Frances forum. If that's your travel day, you can still participate! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me
Kelly in Texas
I'll be back on the Camino in mid-September too, but further down the road from you. If you are on the Camino on Sept 12, please consider participating in the "Day in the Life of the Camino Frances" project. I have a few posts on that in the Camino Frances forum. If that's your travel day, you can still participate! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact meKelly in Texas
Aloha Brendan,
I'll be stopping over in LA and NY to visit with friends and family on my way to France, it should help me with jet lag too! I agree with you, getting to the "start" point will be a pilgrimage in and of itself.
My favorite author, Paulo Coelho, first introduced me to the Camino through his writings. My decision to follow the Camino at this particular time is simply the result of following my heart. :wink:
Best wishes = Pomaika'i
I'll be stopping over in LA and NY to visit with friends and family on my way to France, it should help me with jet lag too! I agree with you, getting to the "start" point will be a pilgrimage in and of itself.
My favorite author, Paulo Coelho, first introduced me to the Camino through his writings. My decision to follow the Camino at this particular time is simply the result of following my heart. :wink:
Best wishes = Pomaika'i
Down bag (90/10 duvet) of 700 fills with 180 g (6.34 ounces) of filling. Mummy-shaped structure, ideal when you are looking for lightness with great heating performance.
€149,-
€149,-
Hey Kelly! Thanks for participating! Don't worry about sending your photo right away! I won't be home until Sept 28 & proabably comatose until the second week of October. You can send your photo(s) when you get home.
I'll be starting at Logrono on Sept 11 (actually arriving on Sept 10) & I've got 16 days to get to Leon. So we probably will meet somewhere. If you see an Aarn backpack (blue w/red lettering) that's me. If you want a preview of what you're going to be walking through, check out my blog & YouTube video posted there.
Buen Camino!
Kelly
You can send your photo(s) when you get home. I'll be starting at Logrono on Sept 11 (actually arriving on Sept 10) & I've got 16 days to get to Leon. So we probably will meet somewhere. If you see an Aarn backpack (blue w/red lettering) that's me.
If you want a preview of what you're going to be walking through, check out my blog & YouTube video posted there.Buen Camino!
Kelly
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