Jeff Crawley
Veteran Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- A "Tourigrino" trip once Covid has passed, so 2023
A big thanks to all who have unwittingly contributed to our knowledge of the Caminho Portugues.
My friend Jo and I set off on our fourth Camino (first time in Portugal though) from Porto on 27th May sticking to the coastal route.
Our credentials are ready and we already have the first "sello" from Canterbury Cathedral in England.
After years of putting up with massed snoring and the 5am rustling of plastic bags we're taking the softie option of pre-booked hotel and hostal rooms. All booked through www.booking.com, so no rushing for that last bed in the bunkhouse, some even come with breakfast thrown in and three have swimming pools (ah bliss!)
Our route and itinery are listed on a blog site (first time bloggers so don't expect anything exciting)
https://caminolitoral.wordpress.com
If you have any questions or we can pick up any information for you while we're en route feel free to ask - you can pm me at canterburypilgrim@hotmail.co.uk
Once again, many thanks for the guiding hands
Jeff Crawley
My friend Jo and I set off on our fourth Camino (first time in Portugal though) from Porto on 27th May sticking to the coastal route.
Our credentials are ready and we already have the first "sello" from Canterbury Cathedral in England.
After years of putting up with massed snoring and the 5am rustling of plastic bags we're taking the softie option of pre-booked hotel and hostal rooms. All booked through www.booking.com, so no rushing for that last bed in the bunkhouse, some even come with breakfast thrown in and three have swimming pools (ah bliss!)
Our route and itinery are listed on a blog site (first time bloggers so don't expect anything exciting)
https://caminolitoral.wordpress.com
If you have any questions or we can pick up any information for you while we're en route feel free to ask - you can pm me at canterburypilgrim@hotmail.co.uk
Once again, many thanks for the guiding hands
Jeff Crawley