AMAZING ARTICLE. ENYOYING THE LIFE

                                                               Lieven Goemine and Susan

I have a good friend, Lieven Goemine. He's from Belgium. He is a chemical engineer and teacher, but he left his good job to do The Santiago's way. He has been in lot of European countries. He speaks six languages wich he learned during his travels and he wrote books about them. He write books about plants and he make his own flower essences.
I met him in the Santa Hotel where I used to go to study English and work on my computer while I was having a coffee.
He's brilliant, friendly, self-confident, charming, optimist, sensitive, amazing and reliable.
He would like to travel to Tibet to live there for a while and I'm sure that he'll do it
His heart is as big as he is. I love him. Susan words.

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"I have three pairs of shoes worn

Lieven Goemaere sold everything he had from Ypres to move to the Spanish pilgrimage Santiago de Compostela. For nearly 3000 km. So plenty of time to think about his life. "Now I know where I want to go."

Lieven sold almost everything he had, from his car to his house, for he June 26 in Ypres - not coincidentally at St James' Church - the journey on foot pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela (Spain) began. It would be a trip of 109 days, with 105 days on average 27.50 km step. "Uphill and downhill with a backpack is not bad. The other day I did practical things like buying new shoes. I've almost worn out three pairs, "he says.

He did not take the shortest route. 'From Ypres Vézelay (France) I largely followed the Great Hiking Trails, but often

I had to dismount them to find lodging and provisions. " Of Vezelay he pulled over and through Le Puy Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Irun.

So he ended up in Spain. "Since I took the difficult camino del norte . Which runs along the coast, via Bilbao, Santander, Gijon to the border with Galicia. I do not know slumps. That seemed to me psychologically even 2,900 km shorter than the 780 km I did in 2000. When I put only the 'normal' Camino on foot. "

All sold

If after three thousand kilometers suddenly the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, persuading, ensures that for many euphoric moments. "It was a mixed feeling. I was grateful when I saw them. Second was the pilgrimage so beautiful that I felt very sorry at the same time it was over, "says Levin.

Whether he has such plans? "I've noticed that more and more people take camino while cycling. I would also like to do. "

The question remains why anyone is taking a long walk. "I have met many of my age revelers who abandoned their work and had sold everything. People whose lives are literally just wanted to watch from a distance to make a new twist to it. That was also the case with me. "

"Now I know where I want to go. Of course I'm quite proud that I walk into one successfully. I've seen people who are in a taxi in Santiago to let enter, then took a backpack from the trunk and then stepped inside the cathedral so. These people only deceive themselves. You do not get to Santiago de Compostela for the show. Besides, as is sometimes claimed: the cathedral is not the goal, but to access it. "

                                                                                                                      Author: Mark Maes