Hello, We are New!

[Nick Hayes]

I have tried a couple of ways
Depending on where you start arriving at Madrid or PAris is good.

Basically Madrid if you are starting anywhere in Spain. Paris if you want to
start in St Jean PP
( you can fly into PAris. grab a TGV high speed train to Bayonne.Over-night there
then a short train or taxi ride to St Jean)
If you arrive in Paris you can still fly out of Madrid using an "open-jaw" plane
ticket
good luck...nick hayes

MaryAnn May wrote:

> Dear Friends,
> I'm so happy to have found this List.  In early June, my fiancé and I are
> planning to walk along the Camino as far as we can. We will be 54 years old,
> but brave souls!  I am  MaryAnn, a Jew, a 5th grade teacher, and an American.
> He is Rick,  a Catholic, a corporate lawyer, a Canadian and Metîs (Native and
> French/English with  culture and traditions all their own). We are walking the
> Camino for spiritual reasons, different and alike for each of us. We are
> absolutely looking forward to any experiences it brings us.
>
> Therefore, I would appreciate any suggestions, opinions, tips, information, or
> stories that  the list participants are willing to share with us.
> We  must leave for Europe from the West Coast: Seattle, WA or Vancouver
> (Canada). My inclination is to fly to Madrid, rest and recover from "Jet lag"
> and then...???
>
> Would love to hear from you!
> Warm regards,
> MaryAnn May