Enjoy every second, enjoy your walk, enjoy your companions,enjoy the beauty of it all, it's an amazing adventure echoing life, Hardship Fatigue, Happiness, Sadness, .
Buen Camino
One thing I found was that if I take a day of "rest" in a larger town with lots to see, I did as much walking around town as I would have done on the camino. I recommend staying in small villages with nothing to do. But absolutely, you don't...
Gronze; this forums Camino Ingles pages and Turismo Galicia should sort you in.
I also use Tripeadvertiser: anywhere recommended on their pages can be marked in my notes as “avoid”.
Schedule? What is that? Just allow a few days more than you think you might need, then a few more for some time on arrival. Then forget about time and enjoy the walk.
HBS60,
I don't believe there's such a thing as failure or defeat on the camino. Whatever happens it can all be positive - experiencing and learning about ourselves and the people and world around us.
And each of us can increase the odds of it...
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