My ambition to do the Camino de Santiago

Hello everybody! I come back here to tell you a part of my trip to Galicia, a community in the northeast of Spain (very close to Portugal) with a rich and cheap gastronomy, beautiful landscapes, quite

Bonjour tout le monde ! J'ai le plaisir de vous écrire pour la première fois, je vais donc commencer par me présenter ! Je m'appelle Sarah, j'ai 21 ans et je suis étudiante en Master 2 de Mathématiques

I finally made it across the pond! Original photos taken with iPhone 13 Pro and edited in Adobe Lightroom Classic.

For those of you who haven't heard of Camino de Santiago, it's a route in Spain which leads you to the tomb of Saint James which is situated in a little city called Santiago de Compostela. Actually, there

Well my fellow pilgrims, we draw to journey's end! Thank you for joining me along the way. I hope you've enjoyed following, and maybe have felt inspired to try the Camino yourself sometime. Just please

It rained all day again on Day 10, but I made 35 km or so, which made me wonder if I could make it to Santiago the next day, a day ahead of schedule! Quite a hopeful surprise after my shaky start. :) One

Well, so much for my fine words about not waiting a week between posts! All I can say is that life gets busy, and then free time gets used for rest or going out, and writing gets pushed to tomorrow, and

When you're on the Camino, you don't have the option to just take a break for a week as I have with writing about it! Every morning it's up and out of the hostel by 8:00 at the latest. The first couple

Day 6 was significant because it was the day I crossed the border from Asturias into Galicia. Originally, when I realized I had underestimated my time, I had thought this line might be a good goal to shoot

Day 5 I really felt like I was getting into the heart of the wilderness. The air was cold and bracing and fresh and clean. It rained nearly the whole day, as it did almost every day of my hike. It got

Day 4 was by far the most exciting day of my trip. I literally could have died (but I guess that's true of any day of our lives). Anyway, if you're wondering why there are so few photos in this article,

Hey, hey, hey! I'm back for day 3 of my trek on the Camino de Santiago--thanks for coming along with me! After leaving Nicolás and his magical albergue, I set off for the next major town on the trail:

Hey, hey! I'm back to tell you part 2, the second day of my hike on the Camino de Santiago. :) At the end of my first day, I had tried to find an albergue. Alberges are hostels for pilgrims that you can

Hey! As promised, I'd like to share my adventures on the Camino de Santiago, which I walked last year in November, with you. I hope you'll enjoy walking along with me. ¡Buen camino! So what is the Camino

Guys im wondering if anyone is interesseted on a few impressions of the camino de santiagio. If a few tumps show up i will stsrt to post a few pictures. Or would you be more interessted in a few areal

나는 고양이를 무서워한다. 중학교 땐가 우리 집 옥상에 고양이 대가족이 살았다. 동물은 키워본 적도 없는 나에게 너무 무서운 존재였다. 매일 오르는 계단을 따라오고, 앙칼진 울음으로 울어댔다. 나를 해치지는 않았지만 너무 무서웠다. 작고 귀여운 소중한 것. 산티아고 순례길을 걸으며 사람 다음으로 많이 만난게 고양이였다. 순례길의 고양이는 다들 온순했다. 크앙

... and the Church of El Pilar in the back.

... on Los Monegros dessert, all dry, all dust, all sun... But with some kind of beauty in the landscape. Long ride today!

... impressed with this amazing church La Seu Vella. Is really amazing.