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Thanks for the advice. We've actually been really on the fence about whether or not to actually start in Paris. I've heard the city is nice, but leaving it is apparently the definition of drudgery. That doesn't sound like too much fun. We were thinking of kinda doing what you were saying only instead of going all the way to St. Jean Pied de Port we would go to either Orleans or Bordeaux. I don't think the distance will be as much of a problem. We have both done long distance walks before, upwards of 100+ miles, and are pretty good at pacing ourselves. I know I'm capable of getting up to 45 miles a day without feeling rushed or tiring myself out. We'd like to plan for about 15-20 miles a day. As for language, my sister speaks conversational French, and is continuing lessons with native speakers. I'm learning Spanish and work with some people who have been helping me out with my understanding and fluency. Hopefully that will help a bit. Once again thanks for the advice. I took a look at those sites and they were both helpful.

These are some amazing goals. I especially like the writing a radio play one. In the states at least, I don't hear a lot of them anymore, but I've always enjoyed the ones I heard. Good luck and hope it goes well.

Hey everyone, My sister and I are planning on walking from Paris to the Santiago De Compostela in 2013. We want to start in march and get back before June. Any advice or feedback would be awesome and amazing. We already have most of our finances worked out and our schedule... kinda, but any advice on places to hit or avoid would help.

Hi, I'm going to periodically update this as I go along. I'm not really giving myself any time limit on these. Just want to get them done as they come to me. Travel Walk the Camino de Santiago from Paris. Walk the Appalachian trail. Walk the Pacific Coast trail. Fitness Finish a Marathon in under 3 hours. Learn two more martial arts styles. Life Open a LAN gaming center

I'm actually in Everett.

It looks like it will be pretty good. I just hope it has a better story than oblivion did.

I can play a mean triangle. But that's about it. I've been told I'm a decent singer, and I tend to do well on those karaoke games.

I'm thinking about signing up for the WA one.

I'm voting for Tasslehoff Burrfoot all the way. There is no better kender.

Yeah it's actually my D&D character's names. Thanks for the warm welcome everyone.

I'd say it was my primary exercise. About 8 hours a week. I've also been going to the gym once or twice a week for about an hour or two each time. I do like FF, although my brother is a much bigger fan. I personally prefer the Grandia series. Not as long, but the story and combat system more than make up for it. BG was a very good series. Me and my brother used to play it all the time.

Hi Just another lurker who finally decided to actually join the forum. I'm 19, about 6 feet tall and 215 lbs. I'm from Everett, a city in Washington, about 50 miles North of Seattle. It rains a lot. I like to read anything that's fiction, play video games (mostly rpgs but every genre has it's place on my shelves), and watch movies. I practice Tae Kwon Do, and have about 4 years of experience in that. I've also started learning parkour, but haven't really gotten past rolling just yet. I would like to lose about 30 pounds, and definitely become more flexible. I can touch my shins I think. I tend to be really shy and am bad at meeting people, so I hope to meet lots of the cool people here and become friends.