
"There is no path, the path is made by walking." Have you walked the Camino de Santiago or are you thinking about it? I'm sharing my photos, reflections and fascinating cultural, historical info. Hope you'll join our community and share with us!
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There are three major challenges for aspiring Camino de Santiago pilgrims to accomplish before boarding the flight to Spain. They are much easier to accomplish for some than others. The first...
The day after my enlightening conversation and walk up the hill with Rodrigo, an email arrived, announcing the upcoming meeting of the Orange County Chapter of the American Pilgrims on the Camino. It would be a Q&A Session for Newbies like...
Rodrigo picked me up at my parents’ house for dinner twice during the week. My parents were curious to meet him and looked forward to having someone to talk with about Puerto Rico. He and Dad hit it off immediately, adding a few words in Pu...
Ricardo suggested we meet at his house to start our trek up the mountain. After my years in Colorado with the Rocky Mountains, I didn’t take these little hills very seriously. I was looking forward to having this time to get to know him and...
I woke in the morning and I turned on my laptop to a brief message from the Match.com man, who had unexpectedly broken through my focus on all my Camino learning and the preparation challenges ahead of me, the night before.
”Hope your sle...
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