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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Eight Months of Sustained Obsession Thread starter CaminoDebrita Start date May 5, Well, here I am, sitting at a full eight months of fairly excited sustained obsession about going on El Camino de Santiago , Camino Frances.
I feel rather proud of myself, for sustaining this interest, but in fact, it has gone through stages tantamount to other various stages my name is Deb, and I am a camino-holic Some interesting parts of my obsession: 1. For example, I just returned a sleep sack that was 54 dollars, as I've decided that since I'm starting in October, I should just take my super light down bag. At this point, I've used most of my allowance budget yes, I do try to control my spending on this stuff on a lot of shoes: Vasque ultra waterproof boots, which are amazingly comfortable probably will take them ; Salomon trail running shoes, which I love work out with them doing trails ; Keene water sandals like Whispers, but heavier --and I'll probably return them.
Yep, they keep pebbles out, but my little toes poke out of them; Teva sandals, which are super light and feel amazing.
