Deadlines

[Dale Marie]

Dear Jim,

Why should it be your last Camino?

You should definitely go early and start from SJPP if you have the time and
the inclination rather than skip it and live with the regret.  You may even
find you want to go again and back-track all the way to Le Puy or Vezelay!

Go for it.

Regards,
Dale

> Speaking of deadlines, help me here.  I biked the Camino in Sep 2000 with my
> son (I am age 66) from Pamplona to Santiago.  He had to go back to work,
> hence the deadline.  My daughter wants to walk "some" of the Camino in Sep
> 2003.  Burgos to Santiago.  She has a deadline.  At my age, this is it.
> This will probably be my last Camino.  Should I go early and begin from
> SJPP?  I could walk to Burgos, train to Madrid and pick her up for her
> portion.  What do you think?
>
> Jim Allen
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Lisa Forman" <FormanLSaAOL.COM>
> To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 7:16 AM
> Subject: Re: Buses
>
>
>> Dale-
>> Buses are well organized - on frequent timetables- and quite affordble.
>> I would recommend using this method of transportation if you are on a
>> "deadline" and feel you do not have the time to complete the entire Camino
> on
>> foot.  Anyplace between Burgos and Leon is a good choice, in my opinion.
>> I took a bus from Logrono to Burgos - and feeling a bit guilty, a train to
>> Leon from there.
>> Ultreya
>> lisa