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Camino Day 7: Volunteers Profile at a Donativo
Leaving early A Scorcher on the Meseta “It’s gonna be a scorcher,” my resident weather nut says as we leave before dawn. After 12 miles,
Camino Days 5-6: Pilgrims real or tourist?
In the morning, the group of 26—slightly hungover—disperses. People we knew that had been a part of it were again walking alone, like Eric, also
Camino Days 3-4: Summer Camp on the Meseta
We tried to leave Castrojeriz, but the animated and amusing imp who runs the place made us a toast and coffee breakfast, so it was almost light
Camino Days 1 & 2: The Meseta, a Backpack Sacristy, and 12c Wine Cave
Leaving Burgos in the dark Day 1: The Long Flat Stretch to Hornillos When we set out from Burgos at 6:30 a.m.
Camino Days 1 & 2: The Meseta, a Backpack Sacristy, and 12c Wine Cave
HORNILLOS – The Meeting Point <!-- WORDPRESS IMAGE BLOCK: --> Day 1: The Long Flat Stretch to Hornillos When we set out
Day -1 of Camino Shakedown: Sometimes She Walks You
Sometimes you walk the Camino, sometimes the Camino walks you Can you see me now? We started off in the rain again, this day a 14-mile walk;
Day -2 Camino Shakedown Hike: The Way is Inside
The Way is inside Our first day wasn't rainy, all that followed were. They started cloudy, so much so we could see 10 steps ahead, but no more.
Day -3 Camino Shakedown Countdown
⁹SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SP — “To travel, and not be changed is to be a nomad; to be changed, but not travel, is to be a chameleon. But to
Kumano Kodō Day4: Onsen Bliss and Tramily Ties
<< Day 4 >> KAWAYU TO KOGUCHI 10.5 miles, 2417 ft elevation climb February 19, 2025 On a path that
Kumano Kodō Day 3 con’t: Becoming Dual Pilgrims and a Grand Shrine’s Quiet Mystery
<< Day 3 Continued >> And now the conclusion of our third day on the Kumano Kodō. The first part can be
