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Planning for the Camino Primitivo As my favorite artist, Taylor Swift, said on the Eras tour, “It’s been a long time coming…” I am finally writing this article about how we pre...
I woke up at 6:30 and listened to the Australian couple pack up for the day and leave before breakfast. I looked over the bed to check if Preston was awake at 7am. I climbed down f...
Spend all week preparing for the Camino Primitivo i.e. making sure we have everything, booked all hotels/hostels, took care of our pets (bugs and reptiles), wrapped up work stuff...
Woke up at 6:30 in the morning, finished packing our bags, and headed downstairs for breakfast before putting on our rain coats and head out for the trail. We had a steep climb out...
Today was was half way day! Half way done with the trip and the trail. We hiked from Castro to Complejo O Piñeiral which was 14.8 miles. We woke up at 6am and finished our packing...
Today was a beautiful climbing day. We had breakfast of scrambled eggs, toast, and juice before we started for the dam. The views were beautiful. It was spotty fog but it was beaut...
Preston was feeling better so we packed up our bags and headed downstairs at 7:30 for breakfast. We had toast topped with tomato puree, ham, and to top it off 2 friends eggs. Poor...
It’s the final 6 mile count down. The final day. The end. •~•~•~•~•~• We woke up early, excited, and ready to go. We threw together the rest of our stuff and headed downstairs for...
I woke up to the most annoying rooster ever at 6:55. I put the pillow over my ears but Preston turned on the light. I sat up and realized I felt so much better! I got dressed and p...
We woke up at 6am and finished packing. We ate our leftover meat from yesterday and our donut pastries we picked up from the repesol the previous day. We left the hotel at around 6...
These 2 days are our rets days. Preston got new shoes yesterday to help with his feet. We went downstairs for breakfast at the hotel and even had a tasty bowl of tomatoes, avocado...
I woke up wide awake at 2 am and gave up trying to sleep after an hour and decided to get up, type up my day 1 blog to post, and listen to some music. Once I finished my post, I fi...
I woke up slightly groggy but feeling better than I had last night until I started hiking. I put on my backpack and walked around outside and my stomach started to hurt again. We f...
“Praised be You, my Lord, through our Sister Mother Earth, Who sustains and governs us, And who produces various fruit with colored flowers and herbs.” Canticle of the Creatures (S...
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Leaving Astorga in the dark, we feel in our feet that the landscape is changing. No longer the endless flat of the Meseta, the Way gains elevation, the air is crisp, and a full moo...
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 when we left to climb the big hill o...
Day 1 from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port (SJPP) to Roncesvalles Todays Miles: 15 Total Camino Miles: 15 “Stop doing, and you will start being,” Mo Gawdat Zombie Brain I slept for 5 hours...
Day 8 from Viana to Logrono Todays Miles: 5.7 miles Total Camino Miles: 100.4 Street Side Cafe Reunion With a short hike to Logrono, we took our time and hit the trail about 9:00...
Day 5 from Puenta la Reina to Estella Todays Miles: 13.7 miles Total Camino Miles: 69.9 A Roman Bridge & Morning Pastries Our morning began with fresh pastries and espresso. T...
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. It feels like a walking metaphor for...
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, Suzanne is proved correct; it is a scorcher...
“What if this Saunter of Spirit is less about my personal religious wound than it is about the imposition of one religious worldview over time?” It was a question I could not shake...
he Camino de Sonoma is a 75-mile trail that runs through the heart of California wine country from Mission San Francisco Solano in Sonoma to Fort Ross along the Pacific Ocean. The...
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