[Gocamino] Back home and thinking about more Camino...

[Wes & Rita]

Six weeks after returning home from our Camino from St. Jean to Santiago 
(and endless time browsing through my 3 [!] albums of photos), we are 
beginning to think of maybe attempting the Camino from Le Puy to St Jean.

We'd love to see some comments/advice about this from those who have done 
it.  Were there things to avoid, things to be sure to include, places to 
stay, places to not to stay, times of the year preferred,  differences from 
the Camino we have completed, preferred guides/maps, web sites, anything at 
all.

And thank you Rebekah -- you nailed it.  I think I'm one of the people who 
"enjoy whimsy and doggerel and sweetness wherever it is found" and at the 
same time, "enjoy standards and aesthetics and judging among all the things 
on offer in a free "marketplace of ideas.""   Whatever, that whole 
interchange was one of the reasons I love gocamino.  Looking forward to any 
thoughts/opinions/advice on the Camino from Le Puy to St. Jean from every 
kind of person out there.

Rita (and Wes)