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VdlP 23, Invierno 23, Fisterra 23
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But you cheated! Your sleeping bag is on the bottom bunk.As some may know, even after 3 Caminos I am yet to 'enjoy' the communal living aspects of shared accommodation
Yes I feel like a total fraud!
A touragrino! I admit it.
My name is Robo and I'm a 'slack packer' Pilgrim.........
I have all the excuses under the sun. I snore, I get up in the night, I spent too many years sleeping in Military dormitories, I can afford a private room so why not? And yet I know these are mere excuses .........
If I want to walk the VdlP as my next Camino, I will need to use Albergues as sometimes there will be no other option.
So I should 'embrace' this opportunity!
This is a chance to change my ways, throw off the excuses, and experience a Camino as it should be experienced
So I have adapted and added to my training regime!
Here is my new bed at home!
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I have to say the top bunk is a real pain to get into!
Arthritic knees!
Is it only 92? I would have sworn it was closer to 300.But you cheated! Your sleeping bag is on the bottom bunk.
I would love to host you in the pilgrim donativo in Najera: 92 pilgrims in bunk beds in the same room, and the excess of beds often causes pilgrims to get a little closer than comfortable. Of course, as a hospitalera I shall have my own bed in a separate room. Look in if you are passing through in the second half of September.
At 68 I’ll remember that!As soon as I arrive at an albergue I point out my age (just turned 65), difficulty of getting in and out of top bunks and frequency of bathroom usage at night and I always get a bottom bunk!!!
Don't thank me it is just who I am, a giverAt 68 I’ll remember that!
Ha!! Another excuse, though most may allow it. I was looking at this story through a Drill Sergeant's eyes. "Are you looking for a DOR, Soldier?"As some may know, even after 3 Caminos I am yet to 'enjoy' the communal living aspects of shared accommodation
Yes I feel like a total fraud!
A touragrino! I admit it.
My name is Robo and I'm a 'slack packer' Pilgrim.........
I have all the excuses under the sun. I snore, I get up in the night, I spent too many years sleeping in Military dormitories, I can afford a private room so why not? And yet I know these are mere excuses .........
If I want to walk the VdlP as my next Camino, I will need to use Albergues as sometimes there will be no other option.
So I should 'embrace' this opportunity!
This is a chance to change my ways, throw off the excuses, and experience a Camino as it should be experienced
So I have adapted and added to my training regime!
Here is my new bed at home!
View attachment 61124
I have to say the top bunk is a real pain to get into!
Arthritic knees!
TheBut you cheated! Your sleeping bag is on the bottom bunk.
I would love to host you in the pilgrim donativo in Najera: 92 pilgrims in bunk beds in the same room, and the excess of beds often causes pilgrims to get a little closer than comfortable. Of course, as a hospitalera I shall have my own bed in a separate room. Look in if you are passing through in the second half of September.
The pilgrims donativo in Najera is one of my fondest memories on the Camino! The hospitalera from India had a guitar, we had 2 Italians that played and sang. We sang and danced for hours in the communal area. Big shared meal cooking, lots of wine, fantastic host and hostess, great experience in HUGE room of bunks. A memory I will never forget!But you cheated! Your sleeping bag is on the bottom bunk.
I would love to host you in the pilgrim donativo in Najera: 92 pilgrims in bunk beds in the same room, and the excess of beds often causes pilgrims to get a little closer than comfortable. Of course, as a hospitalera I shall have my own bed in a separate room. Look in if you are passing through in the second half of September.
Love this and also prefer private rooms for all the same reasons but occasionally staying in albergues has definitely provided some memorable moments.As some may know, even after 3 Caminos I am yet to 'enjoy' the communal living aspects of shared accommodation
Yes I feel like a total fraud!
A touragrino! I admit it.
My name is Robo and I'm a 'slack packer' Pilgrim.........
I have all the excuses under the sun. I snore, I get up in the night, I spent too many years sleeping in Military dormitories, I can afford a private room so why not? And yet I know these are mere excuses .........
If I want to walk the VdlP as my next Camino, I will need to use Albergues as sometimes there will be no other option.
So I should 'embrace' this opportunity!
This is a chance to change my ways, throw off the excuses, and experience a Camino as it should be experienced
So I have adapted and added to my training regime!
Here is my new bed at home!
View attachment 61124
I have to say the top bunk is a real pain to get into!
Arthritic knees!
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