PEI-les

[PEI-les]

Hi,
I'm Les,from Atlantic Canada,Iwalked the Camino from Roncesvalles
to Santiago,starting on the 18th of may 2006.
It was a journey that would not only put 4 new holes in my belt,but also
restore my faith in mankind and comradship,as pilgrim aided pilgrim along
the way to santiago.
Now, not a day passes without the memoriesof my Camino coming to
mind and reminding me of the 31 plus,days that turned me into a Camino
junkie.
I am slowly,(but reluctantly!),being dragged into the 21st century but
I,m afraid ,with my limited access to a computer,combined with only basic
surfing skills......not to mention two index fingers that can't decide whose turn it is to punch a key next.....is not conducive to rapid on-line banter!!

Refugio of note : "Refugio de Peregrinos"
Acacio & Orietta
Viloria de Rioja
(my over-night stop between Navarret and Atapuerca,....good food..
good friends,and only 7 of the 16 places in use the night i stayed.

Safe travels to all,Les.

 

[Anonymous]

(the camino) restore my faith in mankind and comradship, as pilgrim aided pilgrim...not a day passes without the memoriesof my Camino...Camino junkie.

Ditto to all, Les, peregrino.

Un abrazo,

xm 8)

 

[marktqm]

Wow, 4 new holes in your belt! When I walked, I only had to create an extra one. I was discussing this with some of the guys I met on the road when we were very near Santiago: We did lose weight, but in the places where we would've liked the fat to entirely disappear, some remained!

Naturally, since then the flab has returned with a vengeance!

 

[Ulysse]

PEI les,

2 holes in my belt in fall 2006... but back to "normal" again :wink:

I am glad to see that we are several with the camino junkie syndrome.

EVERYDAY I think about people and places that I met on the Camino. I sometimes worry that I could suffer from some mental problems; it is nice to see that others were also marked by this experience. I guess a lot of people on this forum are also "victims" of this syndrome.
Sometimes, my friends tell me that I often speak of the Camino; it makes me feel like I am turning into an old senile individual :wink: I don't care because I know how beautiful this experience has been, and I will return some day.

 

[PEI-les]

time to plan another camino!

thanks for replies guys,it 's been 10 months since I finished my Camino
and 2 of the 4 new holes I had to put in my belt have become obsolete,so it must be time to start breaking-in a new pair of boots for maybe Sept. les

 

[Minkey]

Do it, hombre... You know it makes sense. :arrow: