Introductions and Greetings

[longwalker60]

I have walked the camino de Santiago last September, and to say the least, a life changing experience. I have been bitten by the bug and plan to walk from Florence to Assisi and then to Rome, I have thousands of questions and would love to chat with someone who has completed the trek. If there are any takers, please email me, my email is collegesavsplus@msn.com or feel free to respond here. Thank you.

 

[Stewart Wilson]

There is also a seperate Via Francengina forum that you could post on.

 

[kmrice]

I have thousands of questions and would love to chat with someone who has completed the trek. If there are any takers, please email me, my email is collegesavsplus@msn.com or feel free to respond here. Thank you.

Sandy Brown has published an excellent Cicerone Guide titled The Way of St Francis: Via di Francesco: From Florence to Assisi and Rome which is available in hard copy and on Kindle. He updates it very well at the Cicerone website. His website, Caminoist.org, also has a lot of information, and he is very generous with advice if you post questions. We found him to be an outstanding resource.