Angel-hart
Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- April, May 2016
Just a note to all those who started the Camino France's in or near April 1-31. Just got back from Finestere a couple of days ago. Most all the folks that started on April 01 had a wonderful experience. It rained before us, after us and on us. Cool days, cool nights in no heat or low heat places to stay, many of us were and still are slow walkers finishing in 40+ days to Santiago.
Deb and I were surprised to meet up with so many in Santiago, and Finesterre. People we thought that due to injuries may not make it, or were ahead or us mostly all did make it. One man from Austrailia passed and his wife finished for them both.
Small towns treated us well and made our Camino experience delightful, one of the best a donitivo place in a small town, and a pension in a town of 40.
Australians, Koreans, Americans, Germans, English, Norwegianas, People of Ireland, Switzerland and more. Many "last suppers" at the ending points, making friends, talking about our experiences. The Camino spirit was lit and alive in us all. Right down to a woman giving her seat up on the full bus in Finesterre yesterday morning.
Want to experience a great Camino? Be an April Fool!
Deb and Rob
Deb and I were surprised to meet up with so many in Santiago, and Finesterre. People we thought that due to injuries may not make it, or were ahead or us mostly all did make it. One man from Austrailia passed and his wife finished for them both.
Small towns treated us well and made our Camino experience delightful, one of the best a donitivo place in a small town, and a pension in a town of 40.
Australians, Koreans, Americans, Germans, English, Norwegianas, People of Ireland, Switzerland and more. Many "last suppers" at the ending points, making friends, talking about our experiences. The Camino spirit was lit and alive in us all. Right down to a woman giving her seat up on the full bus in Finesterre yesterday morning.
Want to experience a great Camino? Be an April Fool!
Deb and Rob