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Category Archives: The Camino de Santiago
Four reasons why The Camino de Santiago Portuguese may be the best winter option.
Four reasons why The Camino de Santiago Portuguese may be the best winter option. For the map of the route, with albergues and youth hostels marked, visit this site (in Portuguese). http://www.caminhoportuguesdacosta.com/pt/o-caminho 1. Weather. Snow and ice can be … Continue reading
Posted in Camino Portuguese, The Camino de Santiago, The Raft of Corks.
Tagged Camino de Santiago, Camino del Norte, Excellent Transport, French Camino, Portugal, Santiage Portuguese, Spain, Vila Nova, Youth Hostels
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Is this the most enchanting place to start the Camino?
Is this the most enchanting place to start the Camino? Continue reading
Posted in Camino from Mont. St. Michel, The Camino de Santiago, The Raft of Corks., Uncategorized
Tagged Accomodation, Camino de Santiago, Compostelle, France, Francis Xavier, GPS, Mont St Michel, Parish Church, St Michel
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Fainthearted about doing the Camino?
Fainthearted about doing the Camino? An extraordinary coincidence became a common event in the early stages of my Camino last year. I had begun walking with an arrhythmia in my heart. I began to notice that when I spontaneously gave … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Camino Franc, Heart Camino, Pure Joy, Usa
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Camino del Norte: Irun to Gernika
Camino del Norte: Irun to Gernika What is Time? I met an Irishman on the Camino who told me the story of the farm boy who was driving a pig through a village. It was taking forever since the pig … Continue reading
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Tagged Basque Country, Europe, Hendaye Irun, Spain
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Camino de Santiago: Letting go and seeking simplicity.
Two Gifts of the Camino de Santiago: Letting go and seeking simplicity. Gifts of the Camino de Santiago: Letting go and seeking simplicity. Two great benefits of walking the Camino de Santiago are the experience of letting go of … Continue reading
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Tagged La Lana, La Plata, Santiago Letting, Walking Caminos
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Via de La Plata – a domestic safari between Almaden de la Plata and Real de la Jara.
Via de La Plata – a safari between Almaden de la Plata and Real de la Jara. The walk from Almaden de La Plata to Real de La Jara is about 16 km. Many pilgrims find this too short for … Continue reading
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Tagged Ciudad Rodigo, Ciudad Rodrigo, La Jara, La Plata, Spain
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Via de La Plata – Seville into Sierra Norte de Sevilla.
Via de La Plata – Seville into Sierra Norte de Sevilla. Returning to my first Camino Paradise re-visited. For all the Caminos I have walked since my first, The Via de La Plata in 2010, I have held, deep within … Continue reading
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Tagged Albergue Luz, Antonio Albergue, La Plata, Natural Park, Sierra Norte
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Camino Mozarabe from Malaga: The Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola on the Camino.
Camino Mozarabe from Malaga: The Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola on the Camino. My little house was full of cement dust while a fantastic pair of local builders insulated the roof and tidied up the walls. I was sleeping comfortably … Continue reading
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Tagged Belden Lane, Europe, La Costa, Mozarabe, Spiritual Exercises
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The Joy of Fanaticism. Camino Portuguese by the coast.(8)
The joy of fanaticism. Camino Portuguese by the Coast (8) I can be enthusiastic about many aspects of life but I would not have said I have been fanatical since my youth when Celtic won the European Cup in 1967 … Continue reading
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Tagged Camino Portuguese, European Cup
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