Pilgrimage in Austria on a section of the pilgrimage is probable ("probably" because I have the other version not tried've) not comparable with the English Camino or general order, a traditional pilgrimage site how to aim precisely the grave of James.
Therefore it was difficult for me and my fellow pilgrims Horst after three weeks "walking on pilgrimage routes" do not stop in Innsbruck instead of Feldkirch in our personal Camino "April 2010". The weather was wet from the April according to summer and the Most days we had even brought excellent hiking weather. You meet some nice people on the road but only (very) few pilgrims. This may be because you're in the same direction (except the two young people who were not on the basis of the ash cloud came to Spain, but from Salzburg on the road to Vienna were traveling - greetings at this point). Or the fact that the Austrian section is not always attractive if it the old Roman roads (along the great rivers), it follows that were used in the modern course of the traffic engineers for roads, motorway and train routes.
Nevertheless, these three weeks, which has crossed my path, both with the ways of "old" friends and by strangers, now a part of me. And one of these unknowns became a friend: Horst, greetings and thanks.
All the best for her future path of Zwölfaxing to Santiago de Compostela also Eva and Heino: Buen Camino! And greetings to the ecumenical pilgrimage Stammtisch on Matzleinsdorfer place (Christ Church), especially to Maria-Veronica and Walter, currently on their next leg from Le Puy in the Pyrenees: Buen Camino!
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