CallieWyne
New Member
Hello!
I just wanted to introduce myself and my companion, Dwight. We will be leaving Atlanta on Oct 12 to start the Camino at SJPDP. We have established a web site at http://www.camino4cancer.com that details our fundraising efforts for cancer and cancer victims of the Hurricane. We originally decided to walk the Camino months ago when I received news that my job would be ending in Oct and took that as a sign that the Camino was in our immediate future. After I read the wonderful article about the Thai gentleman who raised funds for cataract surgery on his 500 mile Camino walk I was truly inspired. Soon after our country was hit with one of the most devasting hurricanes in it's history. We thought long and hard and decided that maybe we could extend our Camino beyond the personal spiritual level and help those back home. We hope to keep a travel blog and realize that internet access is minimal. We also hope that with our network of friends and family that the fundraising part of our trip will take care of itself and we can leave it behind and truly experience what is in store for us along the camino. Please visit us at camino4cancer.blogspot.com. We look forward to hearing from you and your support.
Thanks! Callie and Dwight
I just wanted to introduce myself and my companion, Dwight. We will be leaving Atlanta on Oct 12 to start the Camino at SJPDP. We have established a web site at http://www.camino4cancer.com that details our fundraising efforts for cancer and cancer victims of the Hurricane. We originally decided to walk the Camino months ago when I received news that my job would be ending in Oct and took that as a sign that the Camino was in our immediate future. After I read the wonderful article about the Thai gentleman who raised funds for cataract surgery on his 500 mile Camino walk I was truly inspired. Soon after our country was hit with one of the most devasting hurricanes in it's history. We thought long and hard and decided that maybe we could extend our Camino beyond the personal spiritual level and help those back home. We hope to keep a travel blog and realize that internet access is minimal. We also hope that with our network of friends and family that the fundraising part of our trip will take care of itself and we can leave it behind and truly experience what is in store for us along the camino. Please visit us at camino4cancer.blogspot.com. We look forward to hearing from you and your support.
Thanks! Callie and Dwight
