I've come to see the appeal a bit more. And I have a friend who walked the Camino de Santiago recently and he can't stop raving about it. Oh no, no thanks, you were welcome. It was more than a pleasure to walk with you on the second and third day of my Camino. You gave me a good start. I simply walked after Estella, hoping your feet would recover, and enjoyed both the good company of me and myself, and after all that was why I started, and the many fellow pelgrims I met on the way showing me the many ways to undergo the Santiago experience. At 20 plus kilometers a day, I endured sun, sometimes a drizzle and cold mountains, passed through impressive landscapes, beautiful towns and cities and collected my Compostela on October 6th. Since the middl;e of October I'm trying to bring all those steps and albergues and exchanges and lessons I received together in a booklet. I'm glad I took the long walk, I don't know what it exactly did to me, but I owe the Way a lot.and returned home feeling good, confident and full of energy.