There's No Place Like Home!

Berries on the way to Roncesvalles

I returned to Portland this week after a nice visit with my mother in California.

I have to say, I already miss that California sunshine.

Even in the dead of winter, when it's icy cold, the blue sky and sunshine 

make a huge difference.

My bones are already growing cold here in dreary, grey Oregon.

I'll be glad to walk the Camino this Spring.

For those who might want a little help getting started on their Camino

or who may want to join our small walking group

for the Spring Walk,

here is my website:

Anniewalkers USA

We offer several options for people who want to walk the Camino

but aren't quite sure where to begin,

including our KickStart program,

where you walk with us for 7 days, 

then set out on your own once you "learn the ropes."

I hope you're all having a nice restful Winter.

For me, it's time to lose the belly fat

and begin training for the Spring Walk.

I started Callanetics 2 weeks ago 

to slowly stretch my 60 year old muscles,

and today I begin walking and weight training.

For me, walking the Camino is the only "medicine" 

that helps my MCS, 

so I look forward to everything except the flight,

which generally leaves me ill for several days after.

Mmmmmm.... First Class!  My dream!

I have a wish in my bucket list.

That is to fly, just once, 

First or Business Class to Spain.

Maybe I can trade someone mileage

in exchange for help planning their Camino.

Hmmmm... that's a thought I'll have to explore...

Until then,
Buen Camino!
Annie