I'm starting my two month Camino in late May!

[AricL]

I've booked my flight to depart May 29, and hopefully, I will be walking from St. Jean a couple of days later. Then, my two month adventure will be underway! I've taken the advice of other pilgrims and left a rigid schedule behind. I will spend an extra day or two in the major cities like I planned, but when I get to those destinations, that is when I get there.

I'd like to give a big thank you to everyone on this forum for all the information and discussions (a few arguments too!). I would not feel this confident and excited if not for all of you.

Buen Camino!

 

[wayfarer]

Have a great Camino.
Buen Camino.

 

[Larry from Sydney]

Have a great walk


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[Natasha Siemens]

I've booked my flight to depart May 29, and hopefully, I will be walking from St. Jean a couple of days later. Then, my two month adventure will be underway! I've taken the advice of other pilgrims and left a rigid schedule behind. I will spend an extra day or two in the major cities like I planned, but when I get to those destinations, that is when I get there.

I'd like to give a big thank you to everyone on this forum for all the information and discussions (a few arguments too!). I would not feel this confident and excited if not for all of you.

Buen Camino!

A friend and I have the same mentality. We start the 21st-ish from St. Jean, mapped out to take about 40 days, with five spare days to use as needed. Good luck and enjoy! Perhaps we will cross paths as we have extended stays planned for some of the bigger cities and do no anticipate a rushed journey.

Buen Camino

 

[Sirpa]

Buen Camino

 

[DurhamParish]

Buen Camino

 

[Larry from Sydney]

A friend and I have the same mentality. We start the 21st-ish from St. Jean, mapped out to take about 40 days, with five spare days to use as needed. Good luck and enjoy! Perhaps we will cross paths as we have extended stays planned for some of the bigger cities and do no anticipate a rushed journey.

Buen Camino

My Wife and I start on the 16th from SJPDP with the same plan as we have booked to fly out of Santiago on the 29th June so we should have plenty of time - if we make up some time we want to do Muxia as well - will just depend on how we feel - as we want to enjoy ourselves.
Have a great walk and maybe we will bump into each other
Buen Camino

 

[AricL]

A friend and I have the same mentality. We start the 21st-ish from St. Jean, mapped out to take about 40 days, with five spare days to use as needed. Good luck and enjoy! Perhaps we will cross paths as we have extended stays planned for some of the bigger cities and do no anticipate a rushed journey.

Buen Camino

I'll keep an eye out!

 

[AricL]

My Wife and I start on the 16th from SJPDP with the same plan as we have booked to fly out of Santiago on the 29th June so we should have plenty of time - if we make up some time we want to do Muxia as well - will just depend on how we feel - as we want to enjoy ourselves.
Have a great walk and maybe we will bump into each other
Buen Camino

I plan on walking to Muxia/Finisterre as well. Perhaps both if time permits. Maybe we'll bump into each other out there if not sooner.

 

[Larry from Sydney]

4 weeks to go today - and those 4 weeks can't pass fast enough

 

[Susan hopes]

I'll be a week behind you - buen camino!

 

[Larry from Sydney]

Walk well and stay happy

 

[AshaDasi]

I've booked my flight to depart May 29, and hopefully, I will be walking from St. Jean a couple of days later. Then, my two month adventure will be underway! I've taken the advice of other pilgrims and left a rigid schedule behind. I will spend an extra day or two in the major cities like I planned, but when I get to those destinations, that is when I get there.

I'd like to give a big thank you to everyone on this forum for all the information and discussions (a few arguments too!). I would not feel this confident and excited if not for all of you.

Buen Camino!

Its great that you've left the schedule behind. It doesn't usually go to plan anyway! Have a wonderful experience, and buen camino!

 

[naplesdon]

You will be one week ahead of me and I am giving myself 45 days to get to Finisterre, so maybe our paths will cross. Good luck!

 

[Larry from Sydney]

Only a few days before we leave - I had done real well lost 5kgs getting ready - my wonderful friends all gave us fair well dinners - and I had my birthday - so now I am back to my starting weight - bring on the Camino


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[AricL]

Happy belated birthday Larry!

I'm in the process of making farewell time for friends and family while getting some last bits of gear. I really goofed up by not forcing myself to schedule time to thoroughly break in my boots or test my gear, but I guess that's how graduate life goes.