camino information

[Katie Holland]

Personally my husband and I started in 2001 in SJPP
and walked to Logrono, the next year 2002 we walked to
Burgos, in 2003 we walked to OCierbo, and this year we
will finish the Camino in Oct.  Although we hope to
one day be able to take 40 days and walk the entire
camino in one trip - it is not possible with work
schedules at this time.  I would recommend starting
the camino where you want to start based on your
studies and then walk and dedicate that you will save
your vacations and time off to pursue the camino to
completion.

Katie
--- Danielle Turner
<Danielle.TurneraCITYOFHENDERSON.COM> wrote:

> I certainly understand I'm only going to get a small
> taste of what the
> Camino is all about, but if I wait until I have more
> time I might be
> waiting for 10 years.  And, I already have a plane
> ticket to Madrid.
> If I have to do it in stages that may not be ideal
> but, that's what I
> have to work around.  With that said are there any
> suggestions on where
> to start, etc?
>
> >>> jeyskensaAUSTIN.RR.COM 7/27/04 6:03:42 AM >>>
> Wait until you have more time!
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Road to Santiago Pilgrimage
> [mailto:GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU] On
> Behalf Of Danielle Turner
> Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 5:03 PM
> To: GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU
> Subject: camino information
>
> I've just discovered the Camino and I'm planning my
> first visit in
> Sept.
>  I can only spend 8 or 9 days hiking.  Any
> suggestions on the best
> place
> to start that is easy access from Madrid?  I'm
> pretty hardy so I could
> cover 15 - 20 miles per day - or take it easy and
> experience what
> Camino.  Do you recommend trying to get a "Pilgrim's
> Passport" (I'm
> planning on doing at least the minimal 100km) before
> departure or
> getting one when I arrive?
>
> Thanks
> Danielle
>




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