Why do I feel like a plant about to be ripped up by its roots? After months of planning, training, dreaming, the transatlantic flight and the El Camino de Santiago pilgrimage loom as though I had never travelled before. Is this part of why we travel, to prove that we can transplant ourselves, that we can adapt, thrive in a foreign light, an unfamiliar rain, unstuck from the weedy habits that have overrun our lives? If nothing else, I will prove to myself that I can subsist on one pair of shoes and one 12-pound bag of gear.
Please join me on this journey as I will be microblogging from my Instagram account (@seashorewrite).
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Categories: Travel & travel writing
You will have a wonderful time. Lots of water. Beautiful walk.
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Have a wonderful trip. I look forward to your blog
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Awesome!!
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