Bored walking

Thorben said:

If you are feeling bored then you should cut the way or end the camino.

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Rebekah Scott said:

This "boredom" might strike on the Camino, just as it strikes at home. When you feel "bored," recognize it as just a feeling. Keep walking. It will pass. The good stuff comes soon after, or so I have found... it is not always easy, but it's incredibly worthwhile.

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Jeff Crawley said:

It used to take me 4 or so days to get into the "groove" of the CF - so Estella onwards I suppose. I've never been one of extensive training prior to a Camino, indeed it's been an effort over the past year to psych myself up to do any kind of walking - Virtual Caminos included - just because there was an element of 'sameness' in the walks.
The main thing, for me at least, is that on the Real Thing you have people to mix with, places to go, restaurants to revisit and memories to relive.
Bored? Nah!

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chinacat said:

As this thread has resurfaced, I re-read some (almost all ) of the earlier posts.

And I soon came across this one of yours, Jeff …

My question:
4 days to Estella …???

Rocket boots?
A skateboard?
The occasional balloon?

or did you just start in Pamplona?
(it would take me 4 days just to get there, if not 6 !
… if I could get back and walk just one of those days at the moment …

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