8pm French time, after the final, killing, climb, we got into the camp: the conclusion of the first day's walking, which started after Mass at 9am.
The washing facilities are, I think, unique. But hey, no one's asking me to climb any more hills, so I'm happy. I'll go and get my bowl of soup and bread roll to celebrate!
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My wife is there - please give her my cheers if you happen to see her (they're three ladies with a Russian flag). - Oleg-Michael.
ReplyDeleteWell done Joe, and all your fellow pilgrims, for completing the first day. I imagine getting going again this morning will be a challenge, with stiff limbs and blisters developing nicely. Justin and I are with you all in our thoughts and prayers. Happy and holy Pentecost to you all!
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Can we have a photo of the washing facilities?
ReplyDeleteMy son is there, with the American contingent from the Remnant (I'm in Pennsylvania). He us texted today," I officially have as many blisters as there are apostles."
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