BHop
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- Time of past OR future Camino
- Le Puy - Camino Frances - Finisterra
Hi all,
In 2015, I was lucky enough to complete the Le Puy - Fisterre route in one go. An absolutely amazing time.
After some serious nostalgia, I took a train back to Montpellier and walked the Route D'Arles for 18 days. Along that route, I discovered a group of B+B style pilgrim refuges that go under the name Les Amis de Saint Jacques or L'Amis de Saint Jacques, I can't remember. They were incredible and after some failed attempts at finding something similar online, I'm wondering if anyone is familiar of the group along the Le Puy route.
I'm getting another opportunity to walk for 3.5 weeks with my father (After talking about it for 9 years), and just think the time would be better at these B+B style places instead of sometimes crowded and uncomfortable Gite Communals (Our outside...how a lot of my nights when I was solo went hah!)
Ultreia!
Brandon
In 2015, I was lucky enough to complete the Le Puy - Fisterre route in one go. An absolutely amazing time.
After some serious nostalgia, I took a train back to Montpellier and walked the Route D'Arles for 18 days. Along that route, I discovered a group of B+B style pilgrim refuges that go under the name Les Amis de Saint Jacques or L'Amis de Saint Jacques, I can't remember. They were incredible and after some failed attempts at finding something similar online, I'm wondering if anyone is familiar of the group along the Le Puy route.
I'm getting another opportunity to walk for 3.5 weeks with my father (After talking about it for 9 years), and just think the time would be better at these B+B style places instead of sometimes crowded and uncomfortable Gite Communals (Our outside...how a lot of my nights when I was solo went hah!)
Ultreia!
Brandon