An Introduction and A Question

[Steve Kecskes]

Hello Marisa,

I'm also not a Catholic, but made the pilgrimage May 1999. I spoke to quite
a few Catholics and non-Catholics along the way and there were just as many
different reasons for walking the Camino as there were people I spoke to. As
for money, I found ATM machines in even some of the smallest towns. Just
remember to make sure that you have a four digit pin. I did find that some
ATMs would only let me withdraw from my savings rather than my checking
account so keep that in mind. You will also find some very knowledgeable
people on this site who are willing to give you valuable advise.

Regards,
Steve Kecskes
----- Original Message -----
From: "M. W." <Mareeza19aAOL.COM>
To: <GOCAMINOapete.uri.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 7:03 PM
Subject: An Introduction and A Question


> Hi everybody, My name is Marisa and I am from the USA. My sisters and I
are
> planning to walk the Camino sometime soon. I am not Catholic, but I think
> there are things to be gained from the pilgrimage anyway. I do have a
> practical question though. About how much money is needed along the way?
> How much would the cost per day be? Thanks to anyone who could help.
> Regards, Marisa