Let my Camino begin!

[cherie]

Tomorrow (13th) my Camino begins! I shall spend today exploring Le-Puy after a long 37 hours travelling time from my home on the Gold Coast Australia. I'm a woman travelling solo with virtually no French so I'm sure thus will be an adventure and a huge personal journey.

 

[Kimmy]

How far do you plan walking? All the way to Santiago de Compostela?

 

[robertt]

I remember walking out of Le Puy, taking those very first steps. Precious steps, precious day.

Bon chemin

Rob

 

[Kitsambler]

Pick up apocket-sized French phrasebook if you haven't already. And an Aussie flag for your pack. And take it easy those first few days. You'll make memories to last a lifetime!

Bon chemin!

 

[cherie]

Kimmy I have just over 4 weeks so hoping to make it to SJPDP or Roncesvalles. I walked the VDLP 4 years ago so was fortunate to walk to Santiage DC then onto Finesterre

 

[cherie]

Thanks Rob, Kit I have a small badge on my pack for Australia.

 

[Kimmy]

I hope you will have a lovely month on your Way. Buen Camino

 

[TravellingSonn]

Thanks Rob, Kit I have a small badge on my pack for Australia.

Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi!!! All the best Cherie! I hope you're having the time of your life.

 

[angelafinnigan]

Tomorrow (13th) my Camino begins! I shall spend today exploring Le-Puy after a long 37 hours travelling time from my home on the Gold Coast Australia. I'm a woman travelling solo with virtually no French so I'm sure thus will be an adventure and a huge personal journey.

I wish you well it's a beautiful walk, I completed it from mid May arriving Santiago 25th July. I'm a single female from Sydney, very little French and walked alone but never felt lonely and enjoyed marvelous company. Burn Camino

 

[gerardcarey]

Tomorrow (13th) my Camino begins!

Buen Camino Cherie!
Thinking of doing Le-Puy to SJPdP in August.
Anyone got any advice on how long it takes?
Regds
Gerard

 

[OssieMate]

Buen Camino Cherie!
Thinking of doing Le-Puy to SJPdP in August.
Anyone got any advice on how long it takes?
Regds
Gerard

Hi Gerard,

I will be doing the same route in April and May this year and have planned to complete the route in 40 days that includes 3 rest days along the way. Our average kilometres per day is approximately 20km (max will be 32 towards the end but we should be fit by that stage of the walk),

Good luck and enjoy your journey.

Regards

Ralph

 

[scruffy1]

Grettings from Jerusalem and Bon Marche! Hope you brought your longjohns crossing the Aubrac plateau is freezing even in the Spring! When you get to Cahors do stay with Serge at Le Relais des Jacobins - don't even consider someplace else and please give him my regards-he hasn't had many pilgrimns from Jerusalem.

 

[Michelle_McA]

Hi Gerard,

I will be doing the same route in April and May this year and have planned to complete the route in 40 days that includes 3 rest days along the way. Our average kilometres per day is approximately 20km (max will be 32 towards the end but we should be fit by that stage of the walk),

Good luck and enjoy your journey.

Regards

Ralph

I'm leaving Le Puy on April 11, 2014. See you on the Chemin!

 

[frasert]

Hey Tugun, Currumbin here

 

[frasert]

Hey Tugun, Currumbin here

Walking from Leon in mid April to finish my 2013 camino

 

[OssieMate]

Bon Voyage Cherie, from Tugun on the Gold Coast! We hope to follow you starting in late April 2014 with friends from our first camino (Frances) in 2013.

Hi Dan,

looks like quite a few Aussies tackling the Camino in late April, plus one American from Minneapolis who is teaming up with us - might get a bit crowd. Bring the Aussie flag!!!

Hope to see you in late April.

Ralph D
Melbourne