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Tag Archives: paying attention
On The Road Again . . . Soon!
February 18, 2015 Last month I was traveling in Indonesia, more accurately on the Gili Islands and Bali, visiting my son Tanner and his girlfriend Hanna from Sweden. Traveling halfway around the world to meet Hanna and to see my … Continue reading →
Zubiri to Pamploma
Wednesday, September 4 – Zubiri to Pamploma Today’s weather was similarly spectacular, the heat similarly brutal, but the tree cover significantly diminished. I wondered often whether I might have heat stroke before the day was over. (Have I said that … Continue reading →
Posted in Backpacks, Body readiness, Camino de Santiago, Kindness, Pamploma, Preparation, Spain, Staying open, Women Walking
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Tagged body parts, Camino de Santiago, Difficulties, getting in shape, long walks, New York City walking, Pamploma, paying attention, pilgrimage, Spain, training, walking, what's on the trail ahead of me, Women Walking
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To Roncesvalles and . . .
September 2, 2013 Monday . . . the big push. At the time, I think it will be the biggest push, but as I view the walk after the first six days, I see that I am mistaken. But that … Continue reading →
Posted in Backpacks, Body readiness, Camino de Santiago, Dorm life, Kayola/Orisson, Kindness, La Posada, Pyrenees, Roncesvalles, Spain, Staying open, What Goes on in the Mind
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Tagged body parts, Brazilian kindness, Camino de Santiago, Difficulties, getting in shape, long walks, paying attention, pilgrimage, Pyrenees, Spain, walking, what's on the trail ahead of me, Women Walking
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Okay, Now We Really Begin . . .
Dear all: Though I imagined that each day I’d walk and each night I’d write and post, it just doesn’t turn out that way. While there is often internet, rarely is there a plug for a recharge on the computer, … Continue reading →
Posted in Backpacks, Body readiness, Camino de Santiago, Equipment, Hitchhiking in France, Kayola/Orisson, Miscellany, Preparation, Pyrenees, Spain, Staying open, What Goes on in the Mind, Wine tasting, Women Walking
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Tagged beginning, body parts, Camino de Santiago, Camino training, Difficulties, getting in shape, paying attention, pilgrimage, Pyrenees, St. Jean Pied-de-Port, training, truth, walking, what's on the trail ahead of me, Women Walking
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Horse Riding and Gullfoss, Geysir and Pingvellir
First of all, thank you so much, every one of you who has sent me comments on this site, e-mailed or called me to wish me good luck and safety, and to those who interested in “following” a Woodswoman Walking. … Continue reading →
Listening To The Body . . .
August 25, 2013 – 11:46 p.m. Well, I have three days until my departure, and the packing is winding down. I’ll write a list at some point, but now I’m paying attention to little signs that my body is testing … Continue reading →
Twenty-four Days and Counting . . .
As I look ahead to my last week in Vermont for this summer, my thoughts are drawn toward the upcoming departure date for Spain. I brought so much work with me to Stone Walls, and haven’t gotten nearly enough done, … Continue reading →
Posted in Body readiness, Camino de Santiago, Preparation, Rye Beach, Staying open, What Goes on in the Mind, Women Walking
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Tagged Camino de Santiago, Camino training, Difficulties, getting in shape, long walks, New York City walking, Newburyport, paying attention, Rye Beach, what's on the trail ahead of me, Women Walking
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Your Camino begins the moment you decide to go
July 24, 2013 I may have read that on Ilona Freid’s website, alacartespirit.wordpress.com, or perhaps it was a line from the one of the many other Camino peregrinos whose work I’ve perused. One way or another, though I just read … Continue reading →
Half a Camino distance day . . . almost!
On Memorial Day, my college roommate, Gloria, and I (of course now more than four decades older) walked the Bolder Boulder. I haven’t participated in that lovely mob scene for twenty years, but Gloria and her husband were visiting us … Continue reading →
Posted in Body readiness, Bolder Boulder, Camino de Santiago, What Goes on in the Mind, Women Walking
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Tagged beginning, Bolder Boulder, Camino de Santiago, Camino training, long walks, music on the road, New York City walking, paying attention, pilgrimage, walking, what's on the trail ahead of me
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Walking My Mind As Well As My Body . . .
April 29, 2012. It’s Neil’s birthday weekend, and I haven’t been out on a walk since the 21st up at Beaver Creek. A medical procedure and its preparation took two days of last week, and preparing Julia Child’s Boeuf Borguignon … Continue reading →