Whether you are setting out to walk Camino or something else, what is next in your entirely unscripted day?
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Every year at this time I retrace my footsteps across the Camino de Santiago: 5 weeks, 500 miles, on foot, a pilgrimage that split my life into Before Camino and After Camino.
It took me 48 hours to arrive at my Camino departure point. A flight from California to New Jersey and on to Madrid, Spain, a bus across Madrid to the station for my train to Pamplona, a taxi to the albergue where I stayed overnight before another bus trip across the border to St. Jean Pied de Port, France, and a final overnight before I actually set foot on the Camino.
I felt exhausted, uncertain, anxious. I wondered if my pack was too heavy, my boots sturdy enough, my courage available. They say the only way to know Camino is to walk; with no options left to me I set out in the rain for whatever was next.
Question: What is next in your entirely unscripted day?
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