Let the Training Begin…
One of the most important tasks that one should do BEFORE walking The Camino is to do some training before leaving. You need to get…
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New home for ‘da blog & new adventure
I’ve been meaning to move this site to a new home for sometime. As some Google services have a tendency to disappear with little notice,…
Camino trip statistics as captured by my Jawbone Up3 fitness tracker
I thought it would be interesting to share the statistics that my Jawbone Up3 fitness tracker observed for this trip. The results are a…
Day 40 an extra day in Madrid
Thanks to a delayed flight out of Santiago, we are in Madrid for another day. Iberia Airlines had some computer issue which delayed us being…
Day 38 Relaxing in Santiago de Compostela
We spent today catching up on sleep, seeing the sights and relaxing in Santiago. We took a English walking tour of Santiago, and we were…
Day 37, Finisterre – journey to the end of the world
The majority of pilgrims who do the Camino, end their journey in Santiago de Compostela. However some continue on for a few more days to…
Day 36 Compostela, Laundry and Pilgrims Mass
You would think that after walking 40 km (25 miles) the day before we could sleep in? Nope, the internal clock went off and we…
Day 35 Santiago de Compostela
We have arrived! Mission accomplished! For me, I walked a total of 775km and Lori walked 184km. We are so happy to have pushed through…
Day 34 Arzua
The humidity gave way to a very nice day weather wise. A gentle breeze helped push away the clouds early, which meant for a rather…
Day 33 Palas de REI
No that is not another plug for REI, it’s the name of the town. 🙂 Today was overcast most of the day which meant for…