Oh no ... another call

[efdoucette]

When I finished my 3rd year on the Camino last year I thought I had it out of my system. But during my daily dog walks I find my mind drifting back to the Camino and again starting to long for another walk.

Sooo, I surrender but where to go? I think I will try either the Norte Route or the Via Francigena. For those who have walked the Via Francigena, can a dopy english only speaking pilgrim get through it? How challenging / limiting is the language barrier?

Thanks all, and I wish everyone a great Camino 2014.

 

[freescot]

When I finished my 3rd year on the Camino last year I thought I had it out of my system. But during my daily dog walks I find my mind drifting back to the Camino and again starting to long for another walk.

Sooo, I surrender but where to go? I think I will try either the Norte Route or the Via Francigena. For those who have walked the Via Francigena, can a dopy english only speaking pilgrim get through it? How challenging / limiting is the language barrier?

Thanks all, and I wish everyone a great Camino 2014.

Had I the opportunity this year, and the fitness, I'd choose to start off from Assisi and head for Santiago following the pilrimage route which St. Francis took 800 years ago. The Fransiscans in Santiago have a special Compostella for those who walk it just now. Buen Camino.