The Camino is a 1000+ year old path from St. Jean Pied de Port, France to Santiago, Spain. It's 491 miles have been worn by saints, popes, and countless pilgrims who traditionally have invoked Saint James to intercede for their cause. Perhaps the enthusiasm is charged by St Augustine's quote, "...to seek God is the greatest adventure; to find him, the greatest human achievement." May I be worthy to add my footsteps-all for the greater honor and glory of God our Father, King, and Saviour!
The Camino Frances
The Camino Frances Route
Saturday, August 24, 2013
August 23rd-The traditional beginning point-the Arch de Porte Notre Dame
Great picture! It looks like the area is well preserved. I imagined you were traveling with a larger organized group. It's scarier navigating all on your own.
Well hello there No:) Actually it was us three only and all we had was a guide book, shell symbols and signs or yellow arrows on walls pointing us in the right direction and fellow pilgrims:) its amazing how well marked the trail has been so far:) its so amazing; ) thanks for saying hi:)
Great picture! It looks like the area is well preserved. I imagined you were traveling with a larger organized group. It's scarier navigating all on your own.
ReplyDeleteWell hello there No:) Actually it was us three only and all we had was a guide book, shell symbols and signs or yellow arrows on walls pointing us in the right direction and fellow pilgrims:) its amazing how well marked the trail has been so far:) its so amazing; ) thanks for saying hi:)
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