Excited newbie(s)

[Kyösti]

Hi! I'm Kyösti from Finland, starting my first Camino in the beginning of April, with my husband Tomi. I´ve been thinking about Camino for maybe about 20 yrs, and now, having leave from work, I'm going to try. Let it be one, ten or 100 days. I wish to walk and meditate and just be in peace all the way until Santiago de Compostela. However, I´m not young anymore, and I have many diseases. But my husband, with a long history of sports, is reasonable, and keeps on saying that we´ll walk as long as it it is worth it and it is safe, and gives us what we need. Looking forward to see...you all there

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

Hi , wish you both a wonderfull journey and a Camino , Peter .

 

[grayland]

Welcome Kyosti.....We are excited for you, too!

 

[LesR]

Hi! I'm Kyösti from Finland, starting my first Camino in the beginning of April, with my husband Tomi. I´ve been thinking about Camino for maybe about 20 yrs, and now, having leave from work, I'm going to try. Let it be one, ten or 100 days. I wish to walk and meditate and just be in peace all the way until Santiago de Compostela. However, I´m not young anymore, and I have many diseases. But my husband, with a long history of sports, is reasonable, and keeps on saying that we´ll walk as long as it it is worth it and it is safe, and gives us what we need. Looking forward to see...you all there

Welcome Kyost - trust you enjoy the experince.

Just two pieces of (unsolicited) advice: listen to your body, and love your feet... the rest is optional.

 

[Sailor]

Hi! I'm Kyösti from Finland, starting my first Camino in the beginning of April, with my husband Tomi . . .

Welcome aboard, your first post! You are going to have FUN. Just take it easy, and enjoy your camino. Wishing you and your husband happy planning and execution. Buena suerte, y que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.

 

[PeteB]

Hi! I'm Kyösti from Finland, starting my first Camino in the beginning of April, with my husband Tomi. I´ve been thinking about Camino for maybe about 20 yrs, and now, having leave from work, I'm going to try. Let it be one, ten or 100 days. I wish to walk and meditate and just be in peace all the way until Santiago de Compostela. However, I´m not young anymore, and I have many diseases. But my husband, with a long history of sports, is reasonable, and keeps on saying that we´ll walk as long as it it is worth it and it is safe, and gives us what we need. Looking forward to see...you all there

I wish you both well. Have you considered the Ingles route? It takes 5/6days and is a full route - that is a start and finish rather than joining, say, the Frances ar Sarria.

Burn Camino!

 

[Man in Black]

Welcome Kyost - trust you enjoy the experince.

Just two pieces of (unsolicited) advice: listen to your body, and love your feet... the rest is optional.

Best advice I've seen on this forum recently ... "listen to your body, and love your feet."