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Great pictures, Laura!
Hi there, I enjoyed seeing the pics of your trip on the Wonderland Trail. What a fabulous summer you've had and I hope your adventure downunder is getting in to high gear :). Good news on your MRI, Laura! Isn't it nice to move on with life and get further away from that dreaded day? Life IS good...enjoy! Cheers! Jayne

Planning your next adventure?
Hi, Laura, I had been in differents occasions in Santiago (it is not a merit for an Spanish) and I had saw the botafumeiro swinging, and I have to subscrib it's definitelly very moving, however it's much more intense that feeling when a friend of mine is relating her spiritual experience in the Camino and she has come from US to Spain with that objectif. I've enjoyed a lot reading your comments about my country and, please, I hope be informed upon the next step in your travel around the world. Many many thanks and best regards.

CONGRATULATIONS!
I'm so proud of you! What an amazing accomplishment! And now it sounds like you have friends all over the world to go visit. :-) I'm glad you're feet are healing, I can't imagine how much they must need a rest. Well done, LP!

Thank You
Laura, seeing your blog made me smile with thoughts of my own camino experience last year. I was tickled when I saw so many familiar sites. I winced when I saw the pictures of your blister. It takes a lot of courage and perseverance to keep walking day after day with one of those! I hope you recover from your camino experience well - it took me some time before I could get over the blues of missing the camino experience. I also found it difficult to explain fully to friends and family just how deep the camino experience goes. Don't feel bad if you are short of words to explain it all. If you're curious about my experience both during and after, you can go to http://www.musingsonthecamino.com. Buen Camino!

Congratulations!
Hi, Laura. I know you arrived in Santiago last 5th. You had had out to walk along the Camino de Santiago, and you had done it! I was sure in Valdelavilla (when you told me your plan) that you can get in Santiago de Compostela after 800 kms walking along, and now, I supose you are the most happy woman in the world!. That is said by an Spanish who live 80 kms. from the shortest point in the Camino, and never had been walking along it. Well done!! Congratulations!!

What a beautiful country
From your pictures, it is like stepping back in time. What a beautiful place. I am so enjoying your journey. You look happy and also committed. It appears that you have met some kindred spirits. Thank you again for taking us along with you. Ruthanne

Inspiration
Laura, You have totally inspired me to follow in your footsteps. I look forward to hearing more about this trek. It seems so perfect! To be able to stay at hostels and trek thru villages.. I am ready! Thanks for the updates Sandy

Wonderful pictures and commentary, as always!
My feet and legs hurt just hearing your story. 10 hours! Hang in there! What an amazing experience.

How Inspiring
Laura, Just keep walking! Life can be more satisfying if we planned for tomorrow and lived in the here and now. Have a great time.

You Go Girl!
Hi Laura, Sounds like you are enjoying your travels, tell us more about what it is that you're doing. Are you doing sketches or watercolors? Pen and ink, all you need. Also have some great books for you to read when you get back. Take care... Janis

Oh wow!
Is this how I am going to feel after my 60 mile Cancer Walk??? :) I am so proud of you! Take care of those poor feet...

WOW!
You are having the experience of a lifetime Laura, thanks for sharing your photos - they are amazing! :)

Thanks for the update!
Hi Laura, What a great adventure! Thanks for taking us with you. I hope your blisters are healing fast. Feel a big hug coming your way.........