CaminoGirl's Guestbook

6th June 2008

Wow!
Mud, blisters and sleeping with lots of other people .....sounds like so much fun. But I am sure that the scenery and the very fact you are walking thru history make up for the aches and pains. Keep the pictures coming.

From Blog: Spain - El Camino de Santiago

6th June 2008

Melissa Nitsch
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WOW!
Laura- My dad just sent your site link to me. Wow, what a fantastic journey this must be! Andy and I will be looking forward to reading your updates. Take care of those feet! Cheers, Melissa

From Blog: Spain - El Camino de Santiago

28th May 2008

dave
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Great pics
Laura Looks like the weather is getting a little better.... D

From Blog: Northern Spain

27th May 2008

Lara Stone
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What a wonderful way to meet Spaniards!
What a great way to meet people in Spain, Laura. It sounds exhausting, but really interesting. I'm so proud of you - what an adventure. And what a beautiful little town.

From Blog: More from Pueblo Ingles

24th May 2008

gert
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Location, location, location!
Hey, LP, you've got a great view there! We're vicariously enjoying your trip.

From Blog: Pueblo Ingles

24th May 2008

Dave
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Cool village!
Laura Those are great pics of the village!

From Blog: Pueblo Ingles

19th May 2008

Jamie
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You go girl!
Way to go Laura! What a great adventure! Can't wait for your next entry.

From Blog: First Stop - Madrid, Spain

18th May 2008

Ruthanne Cortez
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Thinking of you and wishing you well
Best of luck Laura. Thanks for taking us along and including us in your adventure. I am very proud to know you. God bless. Ruthanne

From Blog: Rain in Spain

16th May 2008

Julie K
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Amazing Adventure!
I am so envious....well of the trip maybe not all the walking, involved. I know you will have a fabulous time, making friends along the way, enjoying the culture and sites. Keep us posted so that we can live vicariously!

From Blog: Rain in Spain

16th May 2008

e
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Trite But "You Go Girl!"
This is so inspiring, and we can't wait to read all about your adventures! Love, e, t, sammi and sasha

From Blog: First Stop - Madrid, Spain

15th May 2008

Ron
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Madrid is Beautiful
I lived in Madrid for 3 years in one of the suburbs (Majadahonda) and LOVED it. The night life in Madrid is beyond comparison and it is truely a city that never sleeps. Go eat at Botins in Plaza Mayor (it is the oldest restaurant in the world), the food is a bit pricey but it is world class eating. Don't drink to much Spanish Rioja!

From Blog: First Stop - Madrid, Spain

15th May 2008

Mike Nitsch
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Yahoo for you!
Hi Laura...thanks for inviting me to your blog. This sounds like a wonderful trip and one that you will cherish forever. I will be looking forward to hearing more. I am currently in the lovely metropolis of Yakima, WA doing some work and leave today...and not too soon as it will be in the 90's here today. Mike

From Blog: First Stop - Madrid, Spain

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Laura Polt

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Hometown: Seattle, Washington USA I finally took that trip around the world that I always wanted to do. The catalyst was my experience with breast cancer in 2005, which taught me that if you really want to do something, don't wait! As soon as I regained my health (and I'm actually more healthy now than I was before diagnosis), I started planning my trip. I traveled solo for a year, and I met amazing people along the way. My itinerary included Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia and Europe. I also added the USA as part of my trip on the way back home. "Camino Girl" refers t... full info