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Soory for your First Class Loss
Wonder if you can get reimbursed for your lost seating on the train... And was that really you dumping on the trail... Wow, that really takes guts!.

A wonderful blog
Mark and Debbie led us to your blog. It is such wonderful reading - quite moving. THANK YOU. But it did make us feel guilty! You see our only visit to Santiago de C. was by bus from a certain cruise ship. John and Isa T.

Congratulations!
Hi Keith, I am Roxe Murray's sister. I have read your blog intermittently. I found this last post particularly affecting. I could (sort of) feel your aching feet and shoulders and imagine the people who greeted you so briefly when you arrived at the end and then disappeared. I hope you will take these posts and pictures and put them into a book (using Blurb or whatever) - for yourself and/or for your family and/or especially your grandchildren. Congratulations on completing even 500 gruelling kilometres and getting from the trip what you wanted and needed. Good on you. Safe journey home. All the best, Terry

Well done Keith, well done...
You had us all from hello Keith. Your blog has kept us riveted, engaged, thrilled, worried, happy, laughing, thinking and the last one, in tears. When you said you saw your deceased family members, how very moving. I pictured your dad's face & David's face lit with joy & waving you on to your destination. And Danielle's sister Michelle leading the course was especially moving. YOU DID IT OLD BOY! Gracias Keith, salud, and see you back home for red wine & more story telling. Safe travels, and wishing you back into the enveloping arms of Danielle and your beautiful family. Sal and Al xoxoxox

Bravo!
Congrats Keith - I'm very moved and proud of you! You have really missed your calling ... i see a writing future for u in your retirement ;) I look forward to hearing you share some more of these wonderful stories. Safe travel home! xo

Thank you for sharing your experience with me...
I'm inspired to walk the Camino too, and your experience has prepared me...somewhat.

Congratulations!
You should be very proud of the walk you have done, we are proud of knowing someone that has struggled, perservered and forged forward wnen many times you wanted to quit. This is something you remember and cherish for the rest of your life and we were very nappy to travel from afar with you. Safe trip home and looking forward to seekng you and hearing more stories.

Great on you Keith!
Your journey is an emotional & quite funny one to read. You need to give yourself a pat on the back. You will forever be changed by this; thanks again for keeping a journal for all of us. I'm sure many people have become very introspective reading them. Love & hugs to you from us in Playa! Sal n' Al xo

Love your blogs..
I can tell you're not having as much fun as you were when you first started because of how you're writing. You're more to the point of things with a little less colorful descriptions. Still fun to read them though.. but I can imagine it would be a bit more frustrating now compared to before. Especially with all the tourists. Funny.. even though you're a tourist, when you do the whole thing from the beginning, and others come in much later for the easier physical parts.. you feel like they're tourists.. even though you all are. I guess you feel really attached to it when you've done it from the beginning. Ownership vs. rental. Good luck with the rest of your Camino! :) Have you seen a Gruffalo yet? Alexava still asks!

You are becoming very good with the selfies:) food looks great !

How does it work!!!!!!!!!!!
Like in Greece, you squat over the hole. That one looks much nicer, not just a hole in the dirt. Common place all over Asia, just be sure to keep your balance while squatting. We are really enjoying your blogs but miss you so very much. Love Carla and Glen

Carry on Keith!
Keith, we are savoring your blogs like fine wine and cheese you talk about. We are away now in Mexico, and Al is very interested in your blogs and I keep telling him when one comes in. Stay safe, and enjoy every minute of it which it seems you are...when life give you lemons, make lemonade...ack, forget that, add Tequila and call me!! Love ya xoxoxo Al & Sal

speechless!
I am so impressed by your adventures, and Tanya's too -- and maybe just a little envious. I'm selfishly checking for new blog posts a couple of times a day, and am astounded (and can't find the words, hence the babbly comment :-) )! Cruz de Ferro must have been amazing and profound. Sending good thoughts your way - continued safe travels! - Roxe