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Excellent. I look forward to your unedited updates.After some discussion, this afternoon my House Master gave me permission to walk again this autumn, in stead of taking her to Crete now for 4 weeks. Much cheaper for me. Thank you. Her reward will be 6 weeks in Crete next spring. It is a trade-off I can afford...
It has been an annus horribilus for me, familywise (Not my Master, but family relatives; Inheritance issues...), as a late queen also stated a few years ago, and I need time to walk and reflect about the future. It will be good to tread on known paths once again, taking it slow, and think about all that has happened this last year, and try to put it behind me. Time will heal, and the Camino is a great teacher and healer.
So, I've figured out this:
ON Sept. 19 I can take a very early flight from Arctic Norway and arrive in Barcelona 12.30 PM. Take a taxi to the train station Sants, bying a gold card (Giving me 25% discount on all train fares for 1 year, since I am +60) and then buying the train ticket, arriving in Pamplona at ca. 7.30 PM, all in one day, and all for the price of ca. 270 Euros. (Yes I know we Europeans are blessed). No jet lag: Norway and Spain are in the same time zone.
So, I will start walking from Pamplona on Sept. 20, taking it slow. Due to my "old" age (69) knee arthritis, I may have my pack transported some days. Thesew days, I welcome this option.
But we shall see: I'll try to carry it all the way due due to me wanting to being flexible (as always; It's the best thing: prepare for the unprepared on the Camino).
I need this walk.
I'm still beggingAfter some discussion, this afternoon my House Master gave me permission to walk again this autumn, in stead of taking her to Crete now for 4 weeks. Much cheaper for me. Thank you. Her reward will be 6 weeks in Crete next spring. It is a trade-off I can afford...
You can buy the Dorada (gold card) for up to 3 years now. We renewed ours this year for 15 euros for the next 3 years.After some discussion, this afternoon my House Master gave me permission to walk again this autumn, in stead of taking her to Crete now for 4 weeks. Much cheaper for me. Thank you. Her reward will be 6 weeks in Crete next spring. It is a trade-off I can afford...
It has been an annus horribilus for me, familywise (Not my Master, but family relatives; Inheritance issues...), as a late queen also stated a few years ago, and I need time to walk and reflect about the future. It will be good to tread on known paths once again, taking it slow, and think about all that has happened this last year, and try to put it behind me. Time will heal, and the Camino is a great teacher and healer.
So, I've figured out this:
ON Sept. 19 I can take a very early flight from Arctic Norway and arrive in Barcelona 12.30 PM. Take a taxi to the train station Sants, bying a gold card (Giving me 25% discount on all train fares for 1 year, since I am +60) and then buying the train ticket, arriving in Pamplona at ca. 7.30 PM, all in one day, and all for the price of ca. 270 Euros. (Yes I know we Europeans are blessed). No jet lag: Norway and Spain are in the same time zone.
So, I will start walking from Pamplona on Sept. 20, taking it slow. Stopping in Zariqueigui and relaxing, ejoying the little mountain and the views. Taking it slow from there on.
Due to my "old" age (69) knee arthritis, I may have my pack transported some days. These days, I welcome this option.
But we shall see: I'll try to carry it all the way due due to me wanting to being flexible (as always; It's the best thing: prepare for the unprepared on the Camino).
I need this walk.
You can buy the Dorada (gold card) for up to 3 years now. We renewed ours this year for 15 euros for the next 3 years.
I will be starting on about the 26th on the Vasco Interior to Burgos. Then I am walking the meseta to Leon. If you are taking it really slowly maybe I will catch up to you. Who knows. Would be nice to meet you.After some discussion, this afternoon my House Master gave me permission to walk again this autumn, in stead of taking her to Crete now for 4 weeks. Much cheaper for me. Thank you. Her reward will be 6 weeks in Crete next spring. It is a trade-off I can afford...
It has been an annus horribilus for me, familywise (Not my Master, but family relatives; Inheritance issues...), as a late queen also stated a few years ago, and I need time to walk and reflect about the future. It will be good to tread on known paths once again, taking it slow, and think about all that has happened this last year, and try to put it behind me. Time will heal, and the Camino is a great teacher and healer.
So, I've figured out this:
ON Sept. 19 I can take a very early flight from Arctic Norway and arrive in Barcelona 12.30 PM. Take a taxi to the train station Sants, bying a gold card (Giving me 25% discount on all train fares for 1 year, since I am +60) and then buying the train ticket, arriving in Pamplona at ca. 7.30 PM, all in one day, and all for the price of ca. 270 Euros. (Yes I know we Europeans are blessed). No jet lag: Norway and Spain are in the same time zone.
So, I will start walking from Pamplona on Sept. 20, taking it slow. Stopping in Zariqueigui and relaxing, ejoying the little mountain and the views. Taking it slow from there on.
Due to my "old" age (69) knee arthritis, I may have my pack transported some days. These days, I welcome this option.
But we shall see: I'll try to carry it all the way due due to me wanting to being flexible (as always; It's the best thing: prepare for the unprepared on the Camino).
I need this walk.
Yes, I tried first from home, but as usual, RENFE and my card did not like each other online. Just renewed at the station ticket window in Pamplona on our way to our hospitalero assignments this summer. The agent was apologetic that the credit card line was down there, too, at the time so we just paid cash.I just renewed mine online. super easy process and none of the usual credit card problems.
Is this card only for europeans or all travelling seniors ie UK citizens as well.You can buy the Dorada (gold card) for up to 3 years now. We renewed ours this year for 15 euros for the next 3 years.
No, anyone over 60 can get one, but you have to get the initial card in person at the station with your passport. We are from the US.Is this card only for europeans or all travelling seniors ie UK citizens as well.
Congratulations on negotiating a domestic pass. It’s always a challenging undertaking. And with Crete in play, you must be a world-class negotiator.After some discussion, this afternoon my House Master gave me permission to walk again this autumn, in stead of taking her to Crete now for 4 weeks. Much cheaper for me. Thank you. Her reward will be 6 weeks in Crete next spring. It is a trade-off I can afford...
It has been an annus horribilus for me, familywise (Not my Master, but family relatives; Inheritance issues...), as a late queen also stated a few years ago, and I need time to walk and reflect about the future. It will be good to tread on known paths once again, taking it slow, and think about all that has happened this last year, and try to put it behind me. Time will heal, and the Camino is a great teacher and healer.
So, I've figured out this:
ON Sept. 19 I can take a very early flight from Arctic Norway and arrive in Barcelona 12.30 PM. Take a taxi to the train station Sants, bying a gold card (Giving me 25% discount on all train fares for 1 year, since I am +60) and then buying the train ticket, arriving in Pamplona at ca. 7.30 PM, all in one day, and all for the price of ca. 270 Euros. (Yes I know we Europeans are blessed). No jet lag: Norway and Spain are in the same time zone.
So, I will start walking from Pamplona on Sept. 20, taking it slow. Stopping in Zariqueigui and relaxing, ejoying the little mountain and the views. Taking it slow from there on.
Due to my "old" age (69) knee arthritis, I may have my pack transported some days. These days, I welcome this option.
But we shall see: I'll try to carry it all the way due due to me wanting to being flexible (as always; It's the best thing: prepare for the unprepared on the Camino).
I need this walk.
Indeed: Absolutely!I will be starting on about the 26th on the Vasco Interior to Burgos. Then I am walking the meseta to Leon. If you are taking it really slowly maybe I will catch up to you. Who knows. Would be nice to meet you.
Would be nice. I am going slow.Hmm. I might cross paths with a couple of you depending on our respective paces. Congrats on escaping to have some brain sorting time.
Would be nice. I am going slow.
It would be great if we could meet!!!!Hmm. I might cross paths with a couple of you depending on our respective paces. Congrats on escaping to have some brain sorting time.
Wishing you Safe Walking Alex and praying that you are successfully able to 'walk through' all the negatives issues of the past year and find healing and peace.After some discussion, this afternoon my House Master gave me permission to walk again this autumn, in stead of taking her to Crete now for 4 weeks. Much cheaper for me. Thank you. Her reward will be 6 weeks in Crete next spring. It is a trade-off I can afford...
It has been an annus horribilus for me, familywise (Not my Master, but family relatives; Inheritance issues...), as a late queen also stated a few years ago, and I need time to walk and reflect about the future. It will be good to tread on known paths once again, taking it slow, and think about all that has happened this last year, and try to put it behind me. Time will heal, and the Camino is a great teacher and healer.
So, I've figured out this:
ON Sept. 19 I can take a very early flight from Arctic Norway and arrive in Barcelona 12.30 PM. Take a taxi to the train station Sants, bying a gold card (Giving me 25% discount on all train fares for 1 year, since I am +60) and then buying the train ticket, arriving in Pamplona at ca. 7.30 PM, all in one day, and all for the price of ca. 270 Euros. (Yes I know we Europeans are blessed). No jet lag: Norway and Spain are in the same time zone.
So, I will start walking from Pamplona on Sept. 20, taking it slow. Stopping in Zariqueigui and relaxing, ejoying the little mountain and the views. Taking it slow from there on.
Due to my "old" age (69) knee arthritis, I may have my pack transported some days. These days, I welcome this option.
But we shall see: I'll try to carry it all the way due due to me wanting to being flexible (as always; It's the best thing: prepare for the unprepared on the Camino).
I need this walk.
Yes, I tried first from home, but as usual, RENFE and my card did not like each other online.
I will: Good food, good climate, good people.We know you'll have a nice time in Crete together and you'll be back on the Camino again soon.
Mrs HtD says that is the natural order of things.the best way to end an argument in the house is by saying:
Si, senora...
Many years of experience in this sindful life have taught me to accept the evident...Mrs HtD says that is the natural order of things.
Did you mean to say incredibly wonderful life?sindful life
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