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Ray and Ruben are 'walking the camino', six weeks from St Jean-Pied-de-Port in France across the Pyrenees into Spain and west to Finesterre, the western most point of Europe. 850 km across mountain ranges, endless plains, mesas, remote villages and the larger cities of northern Spain.It seemed a good idea twelve months ago!!!!
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- Photos
- Taking it easy-NO WALKING!!!!
- Oh Yeah!!!! Living large in Santiago!!
- A few extra photos
- Almost in Santiago!
- greetings from Arzua (O Coruna)- Gallicea
- Sarria
- Greetings from Gallicea _ Triacastela
- Greetings from Mollinosecos
- Greetings fro Astorga
- 6 more photos at start!enjoy!
- hi kids
- Greetings from Villadongs del Paramor
- Hobbit holes
- Greetings from Leon
- Still having problems with photos
- Photos!
- Im Navarra
- Greetings from Mansilla de los Mullas!
- Greetings from El Burgo del Ranero- Friday the som...
- Ayla great to hear from you and your doing so well...
- Friday in Sahagun continued
- Greetings from Sahagun
- Friday somewhere near Sahagun and insane
- Greetings to Pete, Daniel, the mysterious Glass Pi...
- Greetings from Boadilla - Tuesdat 8th
- Monday 7th Hornillos del camino
- Burgos
- From Atapuerca
- from tosantos
- From Santo Domingo
- greetings from Najera!
- The computers last night were the sort we needed t...
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Hi Ruben,
ReplyDeleteI saw your blog address on the noticeboard at school today, and have spent the last hour reading your blog with awe.
Sounds marvellous but intimidating at the same time.
I hope you don't mind, but I have a friend from my last school who would really enjoy reading this.( for the last three summers she has entertained me with her travel blogs, as I sweltered in Melbourne). She and I have often discussed going on the walk you are on. It looks like fitness is a BIGger issue thsn I realised...Would you mind if I pass your blog address on to her? She was in Spain last summer. I read all about the food, architecture in Bilbao, Art, etc., but not much walking .
Your blog will either put her off going altogether, or feed her interest. I think I will need to know a bit more Spanish than I do now. I travelled to South America 3,000 years ago, but any Spanish I had has now gone through to the keeper, I'm afraid.
I hope you survive the last 300 or so km.
Hola, Liz Lacey