<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Marcia -The "industrial" part of the Camino may be the approach into Burgos
<BR>which is the highway that goes past auto dealerships ad nauseum and other
<BR>buildings before you reach the residential apartment buildings around the
<BR>center of the city. This is boring but the earlier part of the day's walk
<BR>was ok. You probably can take a bus to bypass this because I remember seeing
<BR>bus stops after you cross the railroad tracks at the beginning of this
<BR>stretch. I am 66 y.o. and not in great shape so I would not discourage
<BR>anyone from attempting the Camino. Just resign yourselves to do your best
<BR>and if you have to break up the trip with bus rides as many people do, don't
<BR>feel guilty. It is better to settle on alternative means of transportation
<BR>periodically and to complete the Camino than to give up due to exhaustion or
<BR>injury by forcing yourself to walk. Howard </FONT></HTML>