Wanted opinion from those who've walked before me on whether or not this timeline looks good for my arrival and getting started on my Camino.
I arrive at 6:55 am at Charles du Gaulle International Airport in Paris on September 26 after an overnight flight from Washington, D.C.
My plan for that day is to find a box and a post office to send my "backpack bag" back home. (It's a bag the backpack goes in to protect the straps and trekking poles from the airline baggage handling machinery and people.)
After spending the day in Paris kicking around, I'll take the overnight train (4053) to Bayonne, arriving on September 27. From there, I'll get on Train #67303 to St.-Jean-Pied-de-Port which gets me in at 9:37 AM.
I have my Credencial del Peregrino from American Pilgrims on the Camino already, but I'll probably stop by the pilgrims office in SJPdP to check in and get a stamp. Then I'll take my time walking to Refuge Orisson (I'll get a reservation).
The next day (September 28), I'll walk to Roncevalles and continue with the rest of my Camino.
Thoughts? Does this sound like it'll work?
Thanks!
I arrive at 6:55 am at Charles du Gaulle International Airport in Paris on September 26 after an overnight flight from Washington, D.C.
My plan for that day is to find a box and a post office to send my "backpack bag" back home. (It's a bag the backpack goes in to protect the straps and trekking poles from the airline baggage handling machinery and people.)
After spending the day in Paris kicking around, I'll take the overnight train (4053) to Bayonne, arriving on September 27. From there, I'll get on Train #67303 to St.-Jean-Pied-de-Port which gets me in at 9:37 AM.
I have my Credencial del Peregrino from American Pilgrims on the Camino already, but I'll probably stop by the pilgrims office in SJPdP to check in and get a stamp. Then I'll take my time walking to Refuge Orisson (I'll get a reservation).
The next day (September 28), I'll walk to Roncevalles and continue with the rest of my Camino.
Thoughts? Does this sound like it'll work?
Thanks!