Still Going: Notes from a life in progress
David Watts BartonPersonal essays on desire, creativity, travel and the view from 70.
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A Little City, A Little Country
It’s been a week since I called the end of my Camino Mozarabe, a couple of weeks prematurely, and I have to say: Genius move. If I do say so myself.
I’m now sat on the upstairs balcony of my friend’s Anna and Marco’s place in the French co...
I'm Calling It
I’m taking another rest day, in tiny Baena, only five days (and 111 hard, hot kilometers) after my last rest, in Granada.
This Camino is kicking my ass.
I hate to admit this. My god, you have no idea how much I hate to admit this. I had...
Granada: First Big Milestone of the Mozarabe
The last time I was in Granada, Spain, was in 1980. I was hitchhiking from Paris to Morocco, and was picked up right outside Paris by a jolly young French woman whose name I forget now, who was going to…Morocco!
So we drove together for th...
Camino Notes #3
The black line is this first third of Camino Mozarabe; I’m in tiny Quentar, just to the east of Granada. The Sierra Nevada have been in view for most of the walk.
The Camino is improving. Or I am. Or both.
After a pretty rough week to s...
Week One of Camino Mozarabe Ends
Vale!
And on the seventh day, he rested. And went to the emergency room.
It’s been a week since I started Camino ’26, and today is my first rest day. I need it.
This has been a challenging Camino. All Caminos are, of course, and this is...
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Journalist, diarist, and singer/songwriter David Watts Barton posts about the people, places and ideas he encounters on his travels from his home base in Ho Chi Minh City. Albums on Spotify; book, Japan From Anime to Zen, on Amazon.com.
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