Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)
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- burn001down
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Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)
Any one on ACD ever completed the entire approx. 800km trek? Seriously thinking about doing it this summer. Just curious about others experience
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YES!
I walked it!!
My first time was a mistake that almost cost my life..if they tell ya in Saint jean pied de port to NOT go tru a certain part DO NOT GO < i left in mid march and went the way they told me NOT to walk tru and ended up lost in 4 feet of snow... and the next day had to choice to give up ....cause i got hurt and sick ...i returned 2 months later with 1/4 of my original backpack < since that was a problem also ...after 31 days trust me you are happy but you seem to be leaving something behind<< it how i felt after for months..i have to return and do it again soon ...
I walked it!!
My first time was a mistake that almost cost my life..if they tell ya in Saint jean pied de port to NOT go tru a certain part DO NOT GO < i left in mid march and went the way they told me NOT to walk tru and ended up lost in 4 feet of snow... and the next day had to choice to give up ....cause i got hurt and sick ...i returned 2 months later with 1/4 of my original backpack < since that was a problem also ...after 31 days trust me you are happy but you seem to be leaving something behind<< it how i felt after for months..i have to return and do it again soon ...
- spidergawd
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Re: Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)
Adamster wrote:YES!
I walked it!!
My first time was a mistake that almost cost my life..if they tell ya in Saint jean pied de port to NOT go tru a certain part DO NOT GO < i left in mid march and went the way they told me NOT to walk tru and ended up lost in 4 feet of snow... and the next day had to choice to give up ....cause i got hurt and sick ...i returned 2 months later with 1/4 of my original backpack < since that was a problem also ...after 31 days trust me you are happy but you seem to be leaving something behind<< it how i felt after for months..i have to return and do it again soon ...
What a long strange trip it is.
- burn001down
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Re: Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)
Thanks Adamster for sharing your experience - i'm planning to do it mid-May thru June so don't think i'll have to worry about 4ft of snow. Is there anything you didn't bring along that you wish you had?
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I'm sure you've done your research, but I came across this blog, so I figured I'd share it.
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You can read trip reports.
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You can read trip reports.
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Re: Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)
I hope to do it this year.burn001down wrote:Any one on ACD ever completed the entire approx. 800km trek? Seriously thinking about doing it this summer. Just curious about others experience
"Laif" with a long "a".
Re: Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James)
Here this site will answer any thing you need or want to know about everything on all the route ... http://www.CaminodeSantiago.me
also Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CaminoDeSantiagoForum?fref=ts
youll met a lot of people and a lot will be older ..Fun experience ...i was thinking of going back..
also Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CaminoDeSantiagoForum?fref=ts
youll met a lot of people and a lot will be older ..Fun experience ...i was thinking of going back..