I say thanks to @SabsP for helping me to encapsulate how I have arrived at the joy that I receive in walking alone. Of course this one statement from the accuser of abandoning her "camino sister" is not the only reason I like to spend more and...
Exactly! Family I have at home. Friends I may or not make on a Camino.
This is what I wrote earlier this year on another thread.
Yes, group dynamics.
It was in Obanos , on that first Camino for me that I met a Dutch lady ( the fact that we...
Definitely water bottles- easier to see what I have drunk and what is left. Easier to wash and clean. And easy to replace if they get damaged or are leaking.
I have used both bladders and bottles with drinking tube.
Ensuring adequate hydration is essential, and both methods allow for sufficient water to be carried.
By using a drinking tube, both methods allow for easy water access.
But which one...
We always treat every Camino and for that matter everything we do as if it it could be our last. We need to do what we can do, while we can still do it!
I've watched my parents physically decline rapidly in recent years and it has spurred me to...
Like many of my Camino buddies, the years are passing away and while I am not done, I do wonder how many more Caminos are in this 69 year old body. Having walked over 13,000 kilometers on The Camino since that late August day in 2015 when I...
I have it on my 'to do' list @John Saxon .
You are very brave in seeking out a Camino Buddy prior to departure.
I'm not that brave. ;)
I can think of nothing worse than being 'saddled' with someone that I find I don't really get on with.
Or...
Nice idea.
I'm eligible for an Irish Passport. (EU)
That might help?
Would need to get advice on that.
Or at least on Foreign ownership.
90 days a year would be plenty.
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