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What a great attitude, Jo, and well done. I hope you are healing well and that the camino that is continuing at home is as rich as the one in Spain.Half way isn't bad. We then used the train to gallivant all over Spain and had a great time. The Camino was incredible for us, each personally and as a couple. Just got
home yesterday and will be processing all of this for a long time to come.
Miss Jo, thanks for the report, and I do remember that 18-degree drop at Alto de Mostelares. Now you have the Christmas season to start planning for your Leon to Santiago de Compostela walk. Happy planning, happy execution. Wishing you and your family a Feliz Navidad, y que la luz de Dios alumbre su camino.. . . Then on that 18% downhill grade . . .
We are now back home after one month of Camino walking and two months of tourist fun in Spain. The ligaments in my left knee twisted very badly on day 3, all was fine going up and over the mountain in the rain and cold and wind. lol So I walked for most of the time on a painful knee, going slow and short distances. Then on that 18% downhill grade, would have to look up where exactly before Leon, the tendon popped out from under the knee cap, ummmm very painful. Did go to the emergency room when 5 full days of rest didn't help to make sure I hadn't broken anything. Half way isn't bad. We then used the train to gallivant all over Spain and had a great time.
The Camino was incredible for us, each personally and as a couple. Just got home yesterday and will be processing all of this for a long time to come.
We are now back home after one month of Camino walking and two months of tourist fun in Spain. The ligaments in my left knee twisted very badly on day 3, all was fine going up and over the mountain in the rain and cold and wind. lol So I walked for most of the time on a painful knee, going slow and short distances. Then on that 18% downhill grade, would have to look up where exactly before Leon, the tendon popped out from under the knee cap, ummmm very painful. Did go to the emergency room when 5 full days of rest didn't help to make sure I hadn't broken anything. Half way isn't bad. We then used the train to gallivant all over Spain and had a great time.
The Camino was incredible for us, each personally and as a couple. Just got home yesterday and will be processing all of this for a long time to come.
May that knee heal completely, Praorn - I have a friend who had this done with quite satisfactory results so may it be so for you, too! (And warm greetings from 'next door.')I am waiting to see if my knee will get better and absolutely cured by the time I am on my Camino in March 2018.
Hi!!!!Jo and Frank? If so, I was in awe of your tenacity. I wish I had more time after my Camino to gallivant around like you guys did. I did some extra days in Madrid and Toledo. I would have liked to get Granada. I am tentatively planning on the Portuguese next fall. Hopefully, I can get another 2 month hall pass from the Queen Mother.
Just simply glad that you both arrived home , safe and happy both in yourselves and the Camino. God and the Camino will always provide your/our needs. Thanks for sharing, Blessings.We are now back home after one month of Camino walking and two months of tourist fun in Spain. The ligaments in my left knee twisted very badly on day 3, all was fine going up and over the mountain in the rain and cold and wind. lol So I walked for most of the time on a painful knee, going slow and short distances. Then on that 18% downhill grade, would have to look up where exactly before Leon, the tendon popped out from under the knee cap, ummmm very painful. Did go to the emergency room when 5 full days of rest didn't help to make sure I hadn't broken anything. Half way isn't bad. We then used the train to gallivant all over Spain and had a great time.
The Camino was incredible for us, each personally and as a couple. Just got home yesterday and will be processing all of this for a long time to come.
So sorry! I hope you are mending well!!We are now back home after one month of Camino walking and two months of tourist fun in Spain. The ligaments in my left knee twisted very badly on day 3, all was fine going up and over the mountain in the rain and cold and wind. lol So I walked for most of the time on a painful knee, going slow and short distances. Then on that 18% downhill grade, would have to look up where exactly before Leon, the tendon popped out from under the knee cap, ummmm very painful. Did go to the emergency room when 5 full days of rest didn't help to make sure I hadn't broken anything. Half way isn't bad. We then used the train to gallivant all over Spain and had a great time.
The Camino was incredible for us, each personally and as a couple. Just got home yesterday and will be processing all of this for a long time to come.
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