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Thanks Marcelle
It’s 6am, I’m eating breakfast, a peach, and shortly will start 17kms before anywhere to stop. Feet are taped and vasolined; I’m ready. It must be special to put yourself through it. A friend has shin splints, and he walks on. Quitting isn’t an option unless it’s forced on people.

Walking is the Way
There are many ways but walking , for me, leaves no regrets or doubts. Of course, not everyone can walk, or has the time. Each to their own.

Everything is messing with my mind...
There are mixed opinions on poles. I met 2 earlier, on their honeymoon. My ears pricked up at the sound of ‘Dobre’. Lovely couple. Walking with poles is a must for me; they take the load off sore feet and steep hills. I also set my pace with them, often forcing myself to slow down. Too fast hammers your feet. Stay well and we’ll catch up soon

Anything is tolerable
There can be days when it’s painful but it makes the arrival even better. Most people have blisters, or worse. It’s all part of the Camino. Cathedral today after a sleep in and late breakfast.

Change of plans
I’m carrying my backpack and slowing my Camino down. As per my original plan