What is the most important thing to remember while on the Ca

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teresaokane

New Member

• Jun 15, 2012

• #1

Embrace simplicity. Marvel at taking life in at 2 kilometers an hour. Be patient. Keep your heart open. Everyone has a story, you just need to ask the right question.
Read more at:

http://teresaokane.blogspot.com/2012/06 ... amino.html

Teresa O'Kane
Author of a pilgrimage of a different kind: Safari Jema, A Journey of Love and Adventure from Casablanca to Cape Town
Winner of the Indie Book Award for Best Memoir of 2012
http://www.amazon.com/Safari-Jema-Journ ... afari+jema
Same values, different terrain.

Buen Camino and Good Journey!

 

fraluchi

RIP 2019

Time of past OR future Camino

One every year since 2007

• Jun 15, 2012

• #2

teresaokane said:

Camino Frances Alum and author of a pilgrimage of a different kind, in Africa: Safari Jema, A Journey of Love and Adventure from Casablanca to Cape Town

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Different kind indeed! Unlike the Camino de Santiago one has to subscribe :roll:

 

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teresaokane

New Member

• Jun 16, 2012

• #3

Sorry! Wrong link. Here is the article about embracing simplicity on the Camino:
http://teresaokane.blogspot.com/2012/06 ... amino.html

 

daesdaemar

Camino-holic

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Camino Ingles - twice

• Jun 16, 2012

• #4

IMHO, that sometimes it's really tough, but that's one of the aspects of a pilgrimage.

 

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Juliec55

New Member

• Jun 21, 2012

• #5

I agree with the above posting with regards to simplicity. It amazed me the number of pilgrims who appeared to be running a marathon, rather than taking their time and becoming part of the Camino. Meeting people, admiring the wonderful scenary. It was almost a badge of honour ( to them) to say I walked 30-40 km today. I noticed these are the people who, later on, had trouble with tendonitis, blisters, etc. I walked on the average 20 km. a day. Sometimes, 15, sometimes 26, sometimes 22. If you have the time don't rush. It is such an amazing experience you will want to relish every minute of it. On the other hand if you are young and fit go for it if that is the Camino you want to walk.

 

tyrrek

Veteran Member

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SJPP-SdC (4-5/2011), Ferrol-SdC (9/2011), Pamplona-SdC (3-4/2012), Camino Finisterre (10/2012), Ourense-SdC (5/2014)

• Jun 21, 2012

• #6

Your sleeping bag is pretty important. I left mine in the first albergue I stayed in. :roll:

 

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Thornley

Veteran Member

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Frances x 2 , Norte x 2 , Le Puy x 3 , Portuguese x 2,
Mont St Michel , Primitivo .

• Jun 21, 2012

• #7

Brierleys book says 33 stages.................take 40
It was a wonderful sight 6 years to see young kids [18-22] throwing the guide away after a week

OUR WAY