The Camino Calls
Rebecca Weston, Rebecca LindellI inspire people 45+ to walk the Camino de Santiago. With 14+ years of experience, I share tips in my Sunday newsletter, host live interviews, and lead small-group walks—guiding the first 3 days so you’re confident to continue on your own.
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A Whiteboard, a Potluck, and our Camino Future
I was writing on the whiteboard when I thought, “I missed this.”
I wasn’t in a classroom. I was in my living room.
I wasn’t getting ready for school to start. I was getting ready to host a potluck.
I wasn’t welcoming students. I was welc...
On the Camino, Knowing When to Eat Matters (Part 1)
Sitting on a terraza having an afternoon drink, I’d sometimes see them: Camino pilgrims moving from place to place, looking at menus, walking inside, only to walk back out again a few minutes later.
I knew what they were doing: trying to...
Can I Really *DO* the Camino at 55+?
Can I really do the Camino at 55 or older? Absolutely. In this conversation, I talk about what actually matters when preparing for the Camino—not your age, but your current abilities, how you train, and how you adapt the walk to work for yo...
Camino Conversations: Walking Solo on The Camino del Norte with Rebecca Lindell
Rebecca Lindell’s Camino was more than a 500-mile walk. Like so many of us who embark on a Camino — especially a 30+ day route — the Camino changes us. For some it builds confidence, for others it becomes a source of creativity or rediscove...
We're All a Little Odd
By 1 p.m. only one pilgrim had arrived at the Camino hostel at which I’m volunteering this week.
This could be because:
- It got to 104 degrees here in Estella, Spain yesterday. Not too many pilgrims want to walk the Camino in this ki...
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I help people 45+ plan their Camino de Santiago journey. Having completed 12 Caminos, I live along one of its routes in Spain, volunteer annually on the route, and guide others from feeling overwhelmed to confident and ready.
For decades I was known through my roles: mother, journalist, daughter, wife. Finally at midlife, I'm finding who I actually am, through travel, long-distance walking, storytelling and creativity. Still asking questions. Come walk with me.
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