Day -1: Arriving at St. Jean

It’s my travel day, which took two days. I’m at “the foot of the pass” ( that’s what Pied de Port means) into the Camino. The little 1500 person village caters to the peregrinos. As ILeggi altro
It’s my travel day, which took two days. I’m at “the foot of the pass” ( that’s what Pied de Port means) into the Camino. The little 1500 person village caters to the peregrinos. As ILeggi altro
My morning stroll through old town.
Gratitude: cultural differences - they show me that there’s more than one path through life. And by extension, more than one way to our Lord. May I always be openLeggi altro
Where was God today?: Being in a foreign place is both exciting and if I’m honest a bit daunting when I’m by myself. At about 2 PM today one of my good childhood friends, Jonathan Cerne, joinedLeggi altro
This morning was brimming with excitement. I met at breakfast the first couple I had a conversation with about the Camino. They were from New Mexico and the woman, Paula gave me a Buen Camino braceletLeggi altro
The Pyrenees are no joke!!! Filled with beauty and steep, steep uphills! I literally kept singing The Price Is Right game Cliffhangers song the whooole way up- because it felt like Jon and I were thatLeggi altro
Some of our friends we met along the Camino.
At the Pilgrim office, the volunteer indicated that at about mile nine or 10 there would be a food truck before we move off the road onto the gravel path going over the Pyrenees. Jon and I plan to eatLeggi altro
Jon said at one point, “Were we in St. John Pied de Port today?“ It felt like we were walking for a week. With zero food in our bellies minus a shared packet of Gu and a handful of almonds andLeggi altro
I start my day today with gratitude for the organization I’ve spent the last 15 years of service - Leadership Roundtable. I feel as strongly today as I do for its mission to serve the leadership andLeggi altro
ViaggiatoreSo exciting to be able to be with (and tomorrow, Jon) along the way!!! My lesson for the day...even if you plan, and your planning is NOT successful, and you have to readjust, this does not mean you failed. It means you improve your skills on how to ADJUST when life, most definitely, turns you in another direction. A good skill to be proficient in. Buen Camino Pedro!
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Looks just like the movie!!
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Hooray! I feel like I’m there with you! Thanks for sharing your journey.