MCFearnley
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- Time of past OR future Camino
- Ponferrada to Santiago (September 2016)
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One more sleep and I fly out to Madrid.
I don't know what to do with myself. All I can think of is my departure tomorrow. I am overjoyed, nervous, stoic, slightly freaked out... I have not done this type of trip ever and the last time I flew overseas was in 1987. I only ever traveled with others and now I am going solo, leaving my husband home with the kitties. My bag is all packed, but I know I will take it apart and repack it once again.
I am so looking forward to setting foot on the Camino and join the millions of pilgrims who have trod this route over the centuries before me.
One more sleep!
I guess we won't meet, I'm fast but not that fast, enjoy!My Camino starts in Ponferrada on the 13th.
I guess we won't meet, I'm fast but not that fast, enjoy!
Just a thought, I walked with an Aussie family & they had a son that had a little figure & he took pictures of it as they moved along. Makes for some interesting very fun picturesHubby got me some travelling mascots. The one in the red cap is my hubby mascot.
@MCFearnleynow I am going solo, leaving my husband home with the kitties.
Have faith, all will be well. Traveller there is no path. Paths are made by walking,(Machado). How lucky you are to be starting off. Just take it easy, smile, use Spanish if you can, learn some if you can't. Look after your feet. If you start to get a blister change to your sandals. Peregrinos are mostly a good lot! Buen camino.One more sleep and I fly out to Madrid.
I don't know what to do with myself. All I can think of is my departure tomorrow. I am overjoyed, nervous, stoic, slightly freaked out... I have not done this type of trip ever and the last time I flew overseas was in 1987. I only ever traveled with others and now I am going solo, leaving my husband home with the kitties. My bag is all packed, but I know I will take it apart and repack it once again.
I am so looking forward to setting foot on the Camino and join the millions of pilgrims who have trod this route over the centuries before me.
One more sleep!
But I wondered; is he left with the 3 kiddies or the three kitties??@MCFearnley
I love your comment about leaving your husband home with the kitties. Sometimes, we have to step out alone to recognize our own strength. Buen camino.
Buen camino! I know how you feel - I am flying to Lisbon on Wednesday..One more sleep and I fly out to Madrid.
I don't know what to do with myself. All I can think of is my departure tomorrow. I am overjoyed, nervous, stoic, slightly freaked out... I have not done this type of trip ever and the last time I flew overseas was in 1987. I only ever traveled with others and now I am going solo, leaving my husband home with the kitties. My bag is all packed, but I know I will take it apart and repack it once again.
I am so looking forward to setting foot on the Camino and join the millions of pilgrims who have trod this route over the centuries before me.
One more sleep!
Indeed they are three kitties, the furry kindBut I wondered; is he left with the 3 kiddies or the three kitties??
That is so sweet! Have a wonderful and meaningful journey.Indeed they are three kitties, the furry kind
And don't miss the pilgrim's blessing at the end of the evening mass in Roncesvalles--it will inspire and steady you. (Well, it did that for me and I'm not even Catholic--it is deeply moving, one of the highlights of the Camino).My priest had a really nice blessing for me at the end of the morning service.
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