I’ve been walking since 6 AM and there is no one on the trail in front of me or behind me. I keep checking my map to make sure that I’m on the Frances.
A solo, beautiful walk today. I did pass Jen from California that I met the first day on the Pyrenees. And then coming into Logrono I met Netti, from France. She and I were struggling three days ago and here we are today, one step at a time.
I had to make very difficult decision to come home tomorrow. I know my personality. I’m pushing myself every day when I should be resting and when I’m resting, I’m worried about all the reservations and how it is affecting the small Albergue’s. I seem to be able to walk a pretty good pace, but when I got in today, I had nothing left. My appetite is still I know I come up with zero and my cough is not subsiding.
I know when all the settle out will come up with what Camino was telling me. I don’t get sick much and so I tend to push myself and I push myself over a ledge.
Thank you all for your encouragement and following my blog.
Good night Camino Frances.
I know you’re sad to leave, but glad you’re listening to your body. Travel safe!
Was getting a bit worried about your health so so glad you are thinking about self care and giving love to this strong and tough body of yours.
Safe flight home.
Rebecca
So glad you are making this wise decision. I know you are disappointed, but you have made a noble effort at this age. Most of us wouldn’t even attempt that trek. I will sleep better tonight because you are coming home. Sending love and wishes for a smooth trip home. 💕
Candi, I’m glad you made a decision that’s good for you. Safe travels. Patty K
Candi, you know your body and you have to listen to it….. I know you will be disappointed, but your health comes first. We love you and look forward to seeing you……. Have a safe trip back!!❤️
It looks like a spectacular trail! As a trail runner, I would love it. Take care!