travel from Canada

[Kerrilyn123]

Hello,

My name is Kerri. I am a 56 year old female looking to see if there is anyone out there looking to do this journey early 2013 from anywhere in Canada? Would love a travel partner

 

[Nanettemp]

Hello Kerri,
I am also planning a Camino adventure for 2013, hopefully September to October from British Columbia. It depends on whether I can get the time off work. I have some plans in effect to accommodate that. My friends, family and co-workers are all not interested in this great adventure of a lifetime.
I have noticed on this forum that there are lots of people looking for walking companions.
I would love to hear from you.
Nanette
Cranbrook British Columbia

 

[bismith]

Hello Kerri, my name is Brent from Vancouver. I will be starting from St Jean PdP on 25 May 2013. Hope to see you along the route. I have managed to get 7 weeks off work to do the journey which includes visiting my sister in Ipswich for 4 or 5 days and then resettling into life back home with my wife prior to going back to work.

 

[jirit]

Hello Kerri

The minute you step outside from your albergue in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, you will run into Canadians and I am sure you will make some new Canadian Camino friends before the day is over

The Spring is a popular time for Canadians to do the Camino

Regards

 

[NiniSum]

Just wanted to be sure that you were aware of the first meeting of the Halifax Chapter of the Canadian Company of Pilgrims. You may find others who are travelling at the same time that you are:

Sunday, February 3, 2013 - - 1.00 pm to 4.00 pm
The Curry Room, St. Mary's Basilica, 1508 Barrington St., Halifax
Agenda

1. Welcome and introduction
2. Brief presentation of the history of the camino
3. Camino de Santiago presentation
4. Break-coffee, tea and snacks served
5. The Beautiful Boot Project-on the Camino Portuguese
6. Packing presentation by a rep from Trail hop or MEC

Parking is available on the street-no problem on a Sunday afternoon. There may be parking in the church parking lot.

St Mary's Cathedral Basilica is located in downtown Halifax on Grafton St., very near the intersection of Spring Garden Rd and Barrington St.