Tag Archives: Camino Portuguese

The Joy of Fanaticism. Camino Portuguese by the coast.(8)

Posted on February 2, 2015 by John

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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Community on the Camino.

Posted on November 28, 2013 by John

Community on the Camino. The Credencial.  The pilgrim’s credential is an outward sign of belonging to the Camino community.  This is obtained from Cathedrals or from the Amigos del Camino, usually in the place from where you start your camino. … Continue reading →

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Money and food: Part 2. Alpera – Iniesta.

Posted on October 23, 2013 by John

Money and food, part 2. A discourse on food. When others who walk long distances first told me that food became less important to them when walking,  I found it hard to believe.  It is counter-intuitive when you think of … Continue reading →

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