I am very grateful for this forum

[MARSKA]

So many of you provided helpful (even vital) information, support, cautions, reality checks, patience (lots), hardware, and comedic breaks. This is truly a wonderful place to share.

I am still processing after my second Camino Frances and just want to say hi and thanks.

 

[dreaming]

It was always a pleasure to follow you on the forum. You are inspirational.

 

[Kristie]

I haven’t been on the Camino since 2018, but the Forum is still part of my daily reading. It reflects a nicer, calmer world.

 

[sp01326]

After eight experiences of walking in Spain, with 65ys on my shoulders, this forum helps me to keep in mind the atmosphere of the Camino. And to save the hope of stay there once again. Thanks!

 

[lt56ny]

So many of you provided helpful (even vital) information, support, cautions, reality checks, patience (lots), hardware, and comedic breaks. This is truly a wonderful place to share.

I am still processing after my second Camino Frances and just want to say hi and thanks.

Best way to process. Take a walk and take yourself back and be in the moment and picture the next one. Works for me.

 

[lt56ny]

After eight experiences of walking in Spain, with 65ys on my shoulders, this forum helps me to keep in mind the atmosphere of the Camino. And to save the hope of stay there once again. Thanks!

You are still a young turk! Maybe these 70 year old shoulders will meet you one day.

 

[Juspassinthru]

So many of you provided helpful (even vital) information, support, cautions, reality checks, patience (lots), hardware, and comedic breaks. This is truly a wonderful place to share.

I am still processing after my second Camino Frances and just want to say hi and thanks.

If you didn’t journal or blog, now’s the time to memorialize your thoughts, impressions, names and places. Welcome home, wherever it is.

 

[NicP]

I too am very grateful for this forum. It’s a lovely way to be able to regularly dip in and out of the camino experience, and to stay in touch with something that (in my opinion) has to be directly experienced to begin to be understood. With the absence of any formal “camino group” nearby, the forum is a great way to stay connected.