>>2548403Dude honestly I agree with some of your points because they're fair but others are wrong. My first time doing the Camino, when staying in Caldas del Rey I met this German boss well into his 70s that had been hiking the Camino for many years, starting everywhere from Paris, Germany and I think Italy too. It's just walking, can't do 30 or 40km days? Then do your own pace and hike 10 or 15km if you have to. Yeah days with bigger elevation gain takes a higher toll on your body but it despite the potential suffer your body adapts, it gets easier as days go.
>Also consider that good hiking boots can take awhile to be broken in properly, etc.I didn't said anything but I knew you were one boot guy. I fucking knew it. Lets be real here, trail runners or fucking running shoes are king for the Camino and it's not even arguable kek.
>with the idea of actually succeeding and getting through it, i.e. ''winning'' if you will. It's a loser's attitude to go into something with expectation of failure.This is where I fully disagree with you. The destination isn't important at all, the important part is for you to go, to get the courage and leave your fucking house and daily life. To learn about yourself when things do go your way.
Arriving at Santiago and getting your castellana is secondary if you have not learned or found what you were seeking.
>low res>not resizing your photos>giving glowies your hi def OCKek couldn't be me.
