Camino launch from SJPP Apr 15

[wileybones]

Greetings, Friends! The bride and I will set off on our first Camino from SJPP on April 15th, along with 3 friends. We all connect back to university days at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins in the late '70s/early '80s. And the bride and I will celebrate our 40th anniversary along the way. Hope to see some of you along the road!

 

[nycwalking]

Greetings, Friends! The bride and I will set off on our first Camino from SJPP on April 15th, along with 3 friends. We all connect back to university days at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins in the late '70s/early '80s. And the bride and I will celebrate our 40th anniversary along the way. Hope to see some of you along the road!

What a lovely.

Congratulations on 40 years.

Buen camino to you all!

 

[Mike-amino]

Greetings! I, too, will begin my first Camino from SJPP on April 15th. Going solo and then meeting my bride in Santiago. Hope to meet up with y'all.

 

[wileybones]

We’ll be looking for you, Mike! Right now at the Denver airport waiting to board our flight to London, then on to Paris. We’ve already experienced some cancelled flights and rebookings just trying to get out of the US! It’s all part of the journey!

 

[Mike-amino]

I heard from relatives Colorado got another storm. Safe travels!

 

[wileybones]

Everyone was anticipating a storm like the “bomb cyclone” of a couple of weeks ago, but it was pretty mild. The problems weren’t in CO. Our planes couldn’t leave their cities to come to Denver.

 

[Mick Beede]

Depart SJPP on 16th, Orisson first stop. 3 Pilgrims Mick and Sharon USA and Steve from UK
Older and slower. Hope to meet and share the tinto trail
Mick

 

[Mike-amino]

Hope you had a good first day I'm n Larrasoana now, San Nicolas albergue is nice and the Amari market across the street is a great place for a post-walk cervesa or two. Great porch with awesome tunes.

Bueno Camino!

 

[wileybones]

By the time we reached Zubiri last night, all of the albergues were full. We’re finding that because of Holy Week pilgrims, we have no choice but to try to book ahead. Despite the unexpectedness of “no room at the inn”, we stumbled upon an angel! Alb. Suseia is hosted by Sara and Mia, and although we ended up at the hotel on the edge of town, we went back to Suseia for their pilgrim meal. It was amazing, with some Basque specialties you won’t want to miss. If you plan to stay in Zubiri, try to book at Suseia. Happy to recommend Sara and her help as Camino angels!