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Jotown

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Time of past OR future Camino
Lourdes (11th September 2014) via Piedmont to SJPP,
then Camino Frances to Santiago de Compostela

Via Francigena, Ramsgate,Canterbury ,England to Rome,
via France,Switzerland and Italy. April to July 2016
I've just returned home from doing the Camino from Lourdes to Santiago de Compostela, via SJPP, from 11th September to 26th October - what a wonderful experience

The people I met - fellow pilgrims, locals ( French & Spanish),hospiteleros,church communities,business owners...everyone, without exception were everything I wanted and could have expected. The 'Way' is there for everyone, nobody should fear it, or think they couldn't do it - you can !

I was probably best known as 'Joe from Manchester, England ' not quite accurate but sufficient identification

So, if you were someone I met along the 'way'... Thank You with all my soul - as many along the way said... The Camino really starts as we all go home !!
 
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Congratulations Joe, well done.
Happy planning for your next Camino.
Not sure about the 'next Camino'
Although I really enjoyed seeing your 'sign' along the way... I really felt I was part of the Camino then !
 
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Well done Manc Joe. Love the shirt. Where did you get it?

It was a present for last years Birthday...

This years present ? ...949 kms !!
Such enjoyment !!

The label says 'Mountain Life', I'll try to find out more
Joe
 
Well done Joe! I've returned home in August and I'm still feeling the freedom and beauty of Camino.. I have to go again asap! :)
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
I've just returned home from doing the Camino from Lourdes to Santiago de Compostela, via SJPP, from 11th September to 26th October - what a wonderful experience

The people I met - fellow pilgrims, locals ( French & Spanish),hospiteleros,church communities,business owners...everyone, without exception were everything I wanted and could have expected. The 'Way' is there for everyone, nobody should fear it, or think they couldn't do it - you can !

I was probably best known as 'Joe from Manchester, England ' not quite accurate but sufficient identification

So, if you were someone I met along the 'way'... Thank You with all my soul - as many along the way said... The Camino really starts as we all go home !!
Congratulations Jotown and, what a lovely gesture in writing to the forum as you have done....so lovely to read that your time has been so special. Camino Hugs from a fellow Pilgrim.
 
Congratulations Jotown and, what a lovely gesture in writing to the forum as you have done....so lovely to read that your time has been so special. Camino Hugs from a fellow Pilgrim.

I didn't know what other way to get my message across...
I think lot's of us on the Camino learnt how to simply hug each other in love,pain,sorrow, and delight !!
Gestures that aren't easily done in everyday life....
Now that I ( and others ...) can, watch out !
A very special lesson, and hugs to you too !
 
I didn't know what other way to get my message across...
I think lot's of us on the Camino learnt how to simply hug each other in love,pain,sorrow, and delight !!
Gestures that aren't easily done in everyday life....
Now that I ( and others ...) can, watch out !
A very special lesson, and hugs to you too !
Thankyou...smiles from Western Australia and maybe we shall meet one day along The Camino..
 
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