If you have 2-4 weeks, I would recommend the Salvador/Primitivo combination. I don't know why you would consider the solitary. It is the fourth most walked route (after the Frances, Portugues, and Ingles). When I walked it last year, there were...
While i agree that Primitivo is not solitary, it is a lot of ups and downs. And while i have no idea how that works with your heart condition it might be a thing to consider.
Hi all, just thought I'd throw this thread into the mix. I can't make my mind up which Camino to plan for next year ( its never too early to start planning!)
In the past I've walked from SJPdP to Santiago on the Frances, Roncenvalles to Burgos on...
Its funny how time slips by
Its 10 years today i got to join you guys.
Now?
Because things and stuff happening at work
Where once again..I may get RIFFed out
But this time there may be enough savings to finally get my visa
Take my time and go...
a pilgrimage goes somewhere specific. A pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago goes to Santiago de Compostela, maybe over time, but with that in mind. If you're showing someone around for a few days, it is harmless and nice, you may be on the...
Joni Mitchell had it fairly covered “they pave Paradise, put up a parking lot”, though I was always fond of the rhyme in “they took all the trees put’em in a tree museum, and they charged all the people a dollar and a half just to see’em”.
The...
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