List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your story

[suzannedarosa]

Hi everyone,
I have been searching the site, but haven't been able to find a topic that just has listings of people's pilgrim blogs (all in one place)

How about sending replies here with your blog URL here so we can all easily find and read each other's Camino stories?

Mine is: http://www.caminopilgrimage.blogspot.com

I'd love to read yours!
Suzanne

PS, if there is a topic for this on the site already, can someone let me know?

 

[WolverineDG]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Check out the listing on the Site Home page.

My blog is http://www.kellyonthecaminofrances.blogspot.com Enjoy!

Kelly

 

[3rkp]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

I haven't started posting yet, but I've registered mine at http://www.whatcolourisyourhairshirt.blogspot.com

 

[MermaidLilli]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

If you have a Blogger account you can start here with my Via de la Plata blog:
http://viamermaid.blogspot.com/2008/05/ ... start.html

If you don´t you can access it through my myspace page:
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... D=67507452
and start with "A Little Hop to Sevilla". Then it will take you to blogger without having to open an account.

As I sit here, nursing this ankle (which thank you it IS getting better and I will be back on the Via hopefully by next week) it gives me time to put up all my blogging online. I am enjoying reading alot of other people´s blogs,
Love Love Love (the Via)
Lillian

 

[ksam]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Rachel !!! Your a riot! I damn near snorted coffee onto my keyboard when I read the name of you blog!! With a title like that I am putting you in my Fav's list so I can keep track of your journey! Thank you for one of the best laughs I've had at the computer (at work, shhhhhhh) in a while. Now excuse me while I go blow my nose!!

Karin

 

[Annette]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Well... it is not really a blog.... but I guess a camino website will do too ?? ;-)

http://raunsbjerg.dk

 

[ivar]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

I haven't started posting yet, but I've registered mine at http://www.whatcolourisyourhairshirt.blogspot.com

Hi Rachel,

I have to say that you blog takes the prize!! ... a fun read, I read it in one read today and loved it. Be ready to laugh: http://whatcolourisyourhairshirt.blogspot.com "

Salu2,
Ivar

 

[3rkp]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Thanks Ivar and ksam. I'm in Santiago now, staying at the Melia Arneguary (I think that's what it's called.) I got into the city on Friday evening, and I'm still exhausted and still trying to think through the last month. Mostly, though, I just wish I had another 800km to walk.

 

[WolverineDG]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

You could always walk back to SJPdP. Anyway, your blog had me in stitches too. Great writing & congratulations on getting to Santiago!

Kelly

 

[Sumachado]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Hello guys, this is my blog: http://www.sulita-mycamino.blogspot.com and is written in Portuguese. Hope some of you can read it!! regards, Sumachado.

 

[Bridget and Peter]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Well, we've finally written up our journal from last year,

http://buchaneers7.wordpress.com/

and might manage to do some en route this year, but probably more in retrospect afterwards.

I feel a bit shy, giving the address here for all to see!
love

 

[KiwiNomad06]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

A great read Bridget..... I had a quick look-see and will be back for more later!!! Great to read it from a cyclists' point of view, on an 'earlier' part of the route.
Margaret

 

[sillydoll]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Thanks for sharing Bridget - I have added it to my list of cycle blogs. If anyone is interested in cycle blogs here are a few:

Cycle Blogs & web sites:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Santiago_Bicicleta/
http://www.tournride.com/ To hire a bike
http://buchaneers7.wordpress.com/ Uk to Santiago
http://homepage.mac.com/verbier7/index.htm
http://www.arthurmitchell.com
http://www.caminocycle2006.com/
http://www.goxploring.com/camino/info.htm
http://www.bikeweb.org/ru_camino.htm Site with links to lots of other cycling web sites.
http://www.amigosdelciclismo.com Large site in Spanish
http://www.gaerlan.com/others2/camino/camino.htm
http://caminodesantiagobybike.blogspot.com/
http://www.stjamesirl.com/html/pilgrim_stories02.htm
http://www.interam.com/camino/indexeng.htm
http://layte.com/index.html
http://perso.orange.fr/vtt.compostelle/accueil.htm# French site
http://homepage.mac.com/verbier7/home.htm
http://www.caminhodesantiago.com/index3.htm

 

[Jorygen]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Hi Everyone

Gen and I walked from St-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Logrono in April this year but we were forced to suspend our journey due to a bad knee injury. Gen is recovering from knee surgery and will remain at home in Australia while I attempt to complete the Camino Frances.

My blog can be found at: http://www.jorygen.blogspot.com/

Buen Camino
John

 

[lanval]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Not sure how interesting it will to anyone but myself, but here is mine:
http://camino.hecate.ca

 

[Sagalouts]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Hi michael
Thanks for putting your blog up,full of insite and information,Loved it especially the soundscapes.
Ian
http://sagalouts-theroadtonowhere.blogspot.com

 

[John H]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

For what it's worth, mine is
http://www.mycaminooctober2006.blogspot.com

 

[diaz1350]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Hi,
I have just managed to get a travel blog opened and have made my first entry. My grammar is quite bad and I apolise for this. Even though it is a bit embarasing I will still write in my blog - my travel details and add photos as often as I can so my frinds and family can see them and know what I am upto.
I have even managed to put in a photo I took the other day and have my next entry ready with photos of my Pilgrim Backpack Items.

Regards Begonia

http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/BegoniaD/
or http://www.mtb.org.BegoniaD

 

[PILGRIMSPLAZA]

Hi Suzanne,
The other day in that beautiful pilgrim church Op Hodenpijl between The Hague and Rotterdam I met the artist Mrs. Joke Koele ( http://www.ophodenpijl.nl/activiteiten/ ... Joke_Koele ) who's exhibiting her spiritual drawings there this month. She explained how her art showes a way into the inner self. I told her what makes me tick on this forum and then -without hesitation- Mrs Koele said: That way you'll have to go alone! At first I thought: How can that be?, but then slowly some questions disappeared. She gave me a card with one of her drawings saying: Allow yourself that one way. It will take you anywhere.
Enjoy!
Geert
http://king-early-days.blogspot.com

 

[Hali]

I have just started putting together a pilgrim blog, it's in Swedish though but maybe someone might have some use for it. I have a page of walking quotes in English for inspiration.
The pictures and youtube music videos ought to be universal!
We intend to update it while we are on the road, mainly because my two sons (9 and 15) will be spending 3 weeks with their father (we are divorced) and hopefully we will be able to let them know what we are up to. I'm hoping it will be possible to post some pictures along the way, does anyone here have experiences of that?

Michael (lanval) thank you so much for your blog, I read through all the way to Burgos (our final destination this year) your wonderful pictures and colorful descriptions made it feel as if I was already there. I loved the picture of the café con leche and cheese boccadillo, you could almost taste it! Very useful to see the pictures of all kinds of different paths and road surface, good to know what your shoes and feet need to cope with.
Your link to the Camino Planner was very useful too!

Link to my Swedish blog (although called "The Wanderer") http://hali.bloggsida.se/

 

[Hali]

Re: List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your stori

Check out the listing on the Site Home page.

My blog is http://www.kellyonthecaminofrances.blogspot.com Enjoy!

Kelly

Hi Kelly, thank you so much for the link to your blog! I just started reading and will now sit down with a cup of tea and some dark chocolate to enjoy the rest of it just as I would a good novel!

Loved your colourful description of Beza and the BGT2s, and as my 15 year old son would describe it: I was "ROFL" (rolling on the floor laughing) while reading the post "NO VINO POR LOS PEREGRINOS!!"

 

[WolverineDG]

yeah, I was pretty pissed off that day....it had been a real slog getting to the wine fountain...I don't care if it's low-rent wine, I just wanted it as a reward for not killing myself to get there.

Kelly

 

[KiwiNomad06]

Actually, Kelly, they have another way of making sure the early birds in the morning don't get any wine either. They turf you out of the municipal albergue in Estella by 7.15am. And they serve breakfast at some crazy hour before that- can't remember exactly when but maybe it was 6.15am. Then the wine fountain isn't actually serving wine until 8am. So the whole crowd from the municipal albergue has pretty much gone by before the wine begins to flow!!!
Margaret

PS I am not even a wine drinker but I had to laugh at the joke of it all :shock:

 

[Deleted member 3000]

The savvy ones I walked with went over in the afternoon after getting a bed in Estella. Plenty of wine!

 

[Anniesantiago]

www.caminosantiago2.blogspot.com

Lots of good information for first-time pilgrims if you search my sidebar. Blogs on bedbugs, packing, food, equipment, albergues, etc.

 

[Mish]

Am sitting here reading all these blogs ..wonderful
We leave Australia in 2 days..very excited..our blog is http://www.micheleandchrisscamino.blogspot.com
:arrow: mish

 

[diaz1350]

Ithought I might add my blog on to the list.

http://www.travelblog.org/bloggers/BegoniaD/
Regards Begonia

I have posted my journal from my Portugues Pilgrim trip in 2006.

 

[RICKFIELD]

Hi

we are planning to start at Roncesvalles on 30 May 2009.

Our blog is http://www.thekiwiclan.blogspot.com

Best wishes.

Rick & Kathleen

 

[veram]

Hello everyone! I'm starting my camino frances on saturday from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port... i'm so excited and nervous that i haven't slept much for couple of nights!
Well here is my blog (i'm sorry but it's only in finnish): http://veerasway.blogspot.com

Buen camino to all!
-Veera

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Well then, for the English speakers, go here:

http://translate.google.com/translate?p ... ry_state0=

 

[nellpilgrim]

Shell Shock-Nell's Big Walk
Blog on Walk from SJPP (2009) to Santiago and Santiago to Fisterra (2008)
It's listed under any posts I make on the forum but someone told me they didn't see the link it until it was referred to in the text.

http://bigwalky.blogspot.com/

 

[Louise-Spagnuolo]

Hi Everyone:

I am enjoying everyone's blogs and am in the process of designing my own for my Camino in April/May '10. I would appreciate any experience you could share relative to blogging while actually on the Camino.

First, how easy it to blog while actually on the Camino? Are computers accessible and do you need to bring yoru own cable to upload pictures from your camera?

Second, did any of you find it to disruptive mentally to being into the Camino? Can it reasonably fit into the logistics of the day?

Thanks for your thoughts.

Louise
Ctlou

 

[Deleted member 3000]

Be alert using computers in Spain. If you plug anything into a USB port, you may be at risk when you connect that device to something else. Photo cards have been reported as corrupted by public computers, and flash drives can carry viruses home to your computer there. Computers in libraries and albergues may be the most secure. Internet centers and bars probably are the most risky. I used computers that had months of history and cookies. Programs that capture your passwords should be expected.

Details are not available yet, but the following current event is about computer fraud operating out of Spain.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-10462718-245.html

 

[flamidwyfe]

This is mine:
http://flamidwyfe.wordpress.com/categor ... iago-walk/

I'm not the best writer in the world, but I try

Again... blown away by how much I've learned from this forum and how helpful it's been in my planning!

Sandi
Leaving SJPP 22 April 2010

 

[Sagalouts]

Hey Sandi
don't knock yourself-enjoying it even the placenta pics or A velamentous insertion of the umbilical cord into the membranes,thats a first for any blog i've ever read :shock:
will be one week behind you.
have a great camino.
Ian

 

[smallvillenyc]

I did Camino last year. and did my best to keep a daily blog..It was different I think from doing maybe a personal Journal,,which maybe next time?!! I will do..
My Blog is http://smallvillenyc.blogspot.com/
Thanks David

 

[mammalama]

Hi,
What a great idea. I posted mine elsewhere, but here it is if you are interested;
http://angelsandlongshots.blogspot.com/

Enjoy the journey!

 

[flamidwyfe]

Hey Sandi
don't knock yourself-enjoying it even the placenta pics or A velamentous insertion of the umbilical cord into the membranes,thats a first for any blog i've ever read :shock:
will be one week behind you.
have a great camino.
Ian

LOL, Ian... glad you enjoyed the placentas I am SO ready to go... 10 days and counting! I hope you have a great Camino, as well!
Sandi

 

[walkingnomads]

Dear All,
Thank you for sharing your journeys/prospective journeys.
Here is our blog link if you are interested. We are planning the VDLP, starting in Seville in early May (2010) and hope to finish in Finisterre. Buen Camino.
http://walkingnomads.blogspot

 

[gittiharre]

Here is mine, Gitti

 

[renegadepilgrim]

Hey all, starting my camino at the end of the week, but leaving for Paris tomorrow.

My blog is:

http://renegadepilgrim.blogspot.com

This is my usual blog for any trip I have been on, so it also includes my Vespa trip across America and some other trips I have done.

 

[lynnejohn]

Buen camino, renegadepilgrim!

Go well.

lynne

 

[Louise-Spagnuolo]

Hi Everyone:
Well, now I am on deck and it is my turn to have the last minute jitters given I will leave this coming Friday, arrive SJPP on Saturday the 17th and commence my walking on the 18th.

Many of you know Deirdre Magner, I was fortunate enough to meet her one night here in Connecicut and get first hand information on her experriences on the Camino. I thank Deirdre for all the guidance and help she has provided me.

So, here is my blog address http://ctlou.tumblr.com

I hope you will follow me and keep me in your thoughts and prayers.

All the best,
Louise
ctlou
USA

 

[MichaelB10398]

It will be great to hear about you Camino. Best of luck to you and may you have the wind at your back the entire way.

 

[dcjenyc]

Did St. Jean to Santiago in Feb March 2006 and Le Puy to Santiago April-June 2007. Photos of both
on
http://picasaweb.google.com/dan.the.pil ... StJacques#
for French part and
http://picasaweb.google.com/dan.the.pil ... rogress03#
for Spanish part.
Just hit slideshow. I have them in chronologic order and labeled all.
Blog:
http://karaokecamino.blogspot.com/

Enjoy, Dan

 

[mammalama]

Leaving in late June to complete the camino Frances. We are two sassy, gay , spiritual, mystical women who are sharing our journey from prep to step at http://angelsandlongshots.blogspot.com/
Hope you stop by, subscribe, share or just grab some inspiration. If you have GLBT friends and family feel free to pass us on to them as well.
Enjoy the journey!
mammalama

 

[gittiharre]

Here are my blogs from the Jakobsweg in Austria, the Camino Santiago and the Le Puy Route.



Happy reading, regards, Gitti

 

[gittiharre]

Here is my/our blog of the Czech Greenways between Prague and Vienna, which crossed the Route of St James in Czesky Krumlov, it was a fabulous walk also. Regards, Gitti

 

[Fryske]

Hi all,

I like to enter the blog from my friend. He loves to hear from you all

The Tasty Pilgrim

 

[Catalinda]

Sarah and I have a blog at

2 Peregrinas Americanas

http://sarahandcarriecamino.blogspot.com

We've posted a few things already, we leave in 3 days!

 

[thea21]

Hola

For a glimpse of an unusual pilgrimage, walking the last stage of the el camino with restricted mobility and while using mobility equipment (walker and crutch), please feel free to drop by my blog at:

http://multiplesclerosisprincess.blogsp ... 0km%20walk

- including the unexpected 'celebrity' aspect associated with walking ever so slowly

all the best
buen camino

 

[atlanticheart]

I've started a blog for my September pilgrimage. Won't be much of interest on it until then...

Pilgrim on the Camino Francés

I've really enjoyed reading everyone else's blogs.


Hilda

 

[crhutch]

We finished our Camino in April, then kicked around Spain for a few months. Our blog is at ourcamino2010.blogspot.com

Un buen Camino!

 

[TerryB]

I have listed my 'blog' elsewhere on the site but here it is again, along with our joint mini-camino this year.
http://walktocompostela.blogspot.com/
http://returntothecamino.blogspot.com/

Blessings on your walking (and resting!)
Terry

 

[DylanRomero]

walkingthecamino.wordpress.com

The blog will lead to a book eventually!

 

[jormaechea]

Hey all,

Well, this goes a while back, but my camino blog from Sep/Oct 2006 is at http://juanscamino.blogspot.com.

I'm planning on returning for my second camino this December/January so I'll probably be blogging more in the near-ish future.

 

[man.grangeburn]

Hi Everyone!

Just thought I would post my blog http://michaelanolan.blogspot.com
I walked the the Camino in June 2010 from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela.

Michael A Nolan

 

[Calibasco]

I cycled the route in 2002. Here's the link, graciously hosted by MadridMan:

:arrow: http://www.spainiac.com/journals/caligrino/

 

[Calibasco]

I cycled the route in 2002. Here's the link, graciously hosted by MadridMan:

:arrow: http://www.spainiac.com/journals/caligrino/

It's a transcription of my journal with photos, some mine, some pulled. The route we took began in Valcarlos/Luzaide, Navarra and took us about 518 miles west to Compostela.

I'd love your comments on the read--but also would love to hear comments on your cycling pilgrimage if you've "ridden" the Road.

 

[gittiharre]

Just got back from walking the Via Gebennensis and Robert Louis Stevenson trail, here is my blog, Gitti

 

[Rambler]

Here is the URL for the blog from my daughter and my 2008 Camino Frances.
http://www.savini-santiago.blogspot.com/
I am still amazed that we get hits everyday!
Starting now to think about a Camino with my son in 2013.


I hope the blog still is enjoyable. Many people love my daughter's 16 year old perspective.

Rambler

 

[elzi]

My site probably needs updating, it's missing the photos from the Camino Portguese and virtually everything from my last bit of Frances camping but here it is:

http://www.suzielda.com/camino/

There are an awful lot of other photos...

Also - Rachel - your blog is fantastic, I read it a while back and I loved your honestly, especially the being grumpy on the way into Santiago bit!

 

[ksam]

Here is the URL for the blog from my daughter and my 2008 Camino Frances.
http://www.savini-santiago.blogspot.com/
I am still amazed that we get hits everyday!
Starting now to think about a Camino with my son in 2013.


I hope the blog still is enjoyable. Many people love my daughter's 16 year old perspective.

Rambler

Rambler, yours was/is one fantastic blog and I watched avidly as you made your way along the Camino. Your daughter was terrific and your sharing of that time as well as you prep for it, was greatly appreciated. There are certain blogs I send people too when they have questions re the Camino. Yours, Sil's, J. Walker...yours are on the list of very informative and enjoyable! Looking forward the next chapter.

Karin

 

[dustylee]

I also posted my blog address elsewhere, but love to share the experience. My blog covers my September, 2010 walk from Astorga to Santiago: http://dustyscamino.blogspot.com. I love getting feedback so let me know what you think!

 

[Nandy61]

well here is my blog from this year, 2010 StJPP to Santiago. Its still a work in progress as there are some entries still in the draft stage:

http://strollingexpletive.blogspot.com/

and here's my daughter's. Apparently there were those back home that were getting a kick out of the contrasts. She doesn't have as many entries, as her friend joined her the last two weeks and greatly distracted her, after she woke up from her afternoon siestas!

http://chanifin.wordpress.com/

 

[merlintoes]

This Pilgrim's Progress (from Summer 2008): http://www.merlintoes.blogspot.com

 

[emilene]

You'll find me at http://www.caminosantiago2012.blogspot.com.

I'd also just like to say thank you again to people like Sil, Karin, Annie and all the other amazing bloggers for sharing so much. Thanks to you all I am learning more and more about the camino experience every day. Not sure how I'm going to be able to wait until July 2012!

 

[emilene]

I also posted my blog address elsewhere, but love to share the experience. My blog covers my September, 2010 walk from Astorga to Santiago: http://dustyscamino.blogspot.com. I love getting feedback so let me know what you think!

I LOVE the photographs on your blog - you should consider putting a picassa web album together - I'd love to see them all!

Regards

Emilene
http://www.caminosantiago2012.blogspot.com

 

[Kialoa3]

My wife Robin and I arrive in St. Jean on December 14th bound for Santiago. Our journey may be followed at agoodwalkunspoiled.blogspot.com. Encouragement and prayers welcomed.

Cheers,
John

 

[justine03]

Hey all,

I walked from St Jean to Finisterre from September 28-November 1 (2010), but just now feel the urge to share my pics, which you can find here:

https://picasaweb.google.com/1047289881 ... D8o_TC2wE#

I should note ahead that after finishing walking, I went from Santiago to meet my friend in Madrid. We traveled to Valencia, Barcelona, and Zaragoza, before returning to Logrono. From Logrono I took a bus back to Puente la Reina and walked from there back to St Jean. Basically I had some time to kill before catching my flight from CDG back to Canada. So I walked to St Jean and actually continued to Ostabat before turning around and walking back to St Jean again (I think the amis were tired of seeing me by that point lol). Anyway all of my pics are there from Paris-St Jean-Santiago-Finisterre-Madrid- Valencia-Barcelona-Zaragoza-Longrono, and walking again from Puente la Reina-St Jean-Ostabat-St Jean. So, sorry if they are overly-plentiful, but enjoy!

 

[Beverley]

Thanks for posting your pics. They are a lovely reminder and a little dig in the ribs to get going again.

 

[Matthew_SWilson]

Video Journal of the Camino Frances - October 2010

I did the Camino Frances in October 2010. I don't think I am exaggerating to say it was life changing. The people I met and things I saw were amazing. But perhaps most of all it was just the month I had without any big decisions. My only decisions each day were where should I stop to eat, and where should I stop to rest. I miss it

I kept a video journal over the 28 days. Please feel free to check it out and let me know your thoughts: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... A93F2F18FF

Buen camino.

 

[Sagalouts]

Hi Wilbox
thanks for posting, loved your video journal, when people ask me whats the Camino like? I now know where to send them.
Ian

 

[jennysa]

Re: Video Journal of the Camino Frances - October 2010

I did the Camino Frances in October 2010. I don't think I am exaggerating to say it was life changing. The people I met and things I saw were amazing. But perhaps most of all it was just the month I had without any big decisions. My only decisions each day were where should I stop to eat, and where should I stop to rest. I miss it

I kept a video journal over the 28 days. Please feel free to check it out and let me know your thoughts: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... A93F2F18FF

Buen camino.

Hi Wilbox - I have to tell you that I was quite blown away by your videos. I start walking on 27 April and I can hardly contain my excitement. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing Camino with us.

 

[ksam]

Hi Wilbox
thanks for posting, loved your video journal, when people ask me whats the Camino like? I now know where to send them.
Ian

Have to agree with Ian! I really enjoyed going thru your posts...in fact just ran 'em all together and had my self a terrific morning! Thanks for sharing them.

Karin

 

[lynnejohn]

Congratulations - you've really captured the camino experience so well without going over the top, and I too will share it with folks who come to me for information on the Camino.

We loved watching it - stirs up a lot of memories. Thanks.

lynne

 

[CaminoGen]

Hi Wilbox,

First of all, I would like to say you have amazing taste in music. If you are not already, do consider a career in editing; this is one of the most interesting documentary about the Camino I have seen. You've made me laugh out loud and cry. Maybe it's because we are about the same age but it really touched me seeing both the caramaderie (sp?) and the introspective aspect of the walk.

Thank you for making my evening as it 10Pm here in Québec. I'm now even more anxious to start my Camino on May 13 and that's saying a lot.

 

[Matthew_SWilson]

I have to say, I really wasn't sure if I should make the video, or even upload it, as it is kind of difficult to convey what the Camino meant to me (a few friends questioned why I would walk across Spain!?!). But after your very kind comments, I'm really glad that I did. Many thanks for taking the time to watch it, and letting me know your thoughts.

To those about to embark on it this year - have a great time, and look forward to hearing your own stories when you get back

Matt

 

[Nandy61]

Nice job Will!!
Loved your music selection too!

And hey! Was that a Red Sox cap I saw you sporting in Part II ?!!!

 

[Matthew_SWilson]

And hey! Was that a Red Sox cap I saw you sporting in Part II ?!!!

It certainly was! Although I'm from Melbourne, I am a Red Sox fan Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks a lot for the feedback!

 

[Nandy61]

when I was a teenager I worked at the souvenir store on Jersey Street (now Yawkey Way) at Fenway Park. My brother worked inside on the grounds crew. Now I live walking distance to the park and my son works at the same souvenir store. If you're ever in Beantown, give us a shout!!

PS. How did a nice POME like you evah become a Red Sox fan?!!

 

[justine03]

Hey Matt,

beautiful beaufitul beautiful video. I don't know if you remember me but we met in Puente la Reina and you can find a beautiful picture of yourself on Alto de Pedron in your fantastic blue t shirt here

Looks like you had a wonderful time!

buen camino
Justine

 

[Matthew_SWilson]

I don't know if you remember me but we met in Puente la Reina

I definitely remember meeting that day, and having a beer in Puente la Reina! That is a cool photo you took .... and yes, that t-shirt of mine can be seen from miles away! Had a look through your photos and you took some awesome shots. Looks like you had a great time as well.

Hope all is well in Canada - and thanks very much for the kind feedback - glad you liked it.

 

[pal]

Wonderful photos!

 

[haloranch]

http://caminodesantiago2007wiesner.blogspot.com/

http://viadelaplata-2008.blogspot.com/ (this is currently under construction. 24 days of the 35 day walk are in the blog. I expect to have the rest completed in the next week or so.

Hans Wiesner

 

[Hedwig]

Hello everybody,

Leaving from Holland on the 16th of April to start walking from Leon on the 18th.
Here is my blog, but it is in Dutch.
Thanks everybody for the advice, encouragement, help, patience and probably a lot more!

 

[LTfit]

Hoi Hedwig,

I see that you have done some hiking in preparation, good for you! Look forward to reading your blog and wish you alvast een 'buen camino'!

Wij hebben prachtig weer vandaag, helaas moet ik werken!

Groetjes,
LT

 

[dougfitz]

I have a more general travel blog at http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/dougfitz/Trips/8199 which includes the entries for my Camino last year (2010). Scroll down to the trips section and you will find a link the the Camino trip.

DougF

 

[Hedwig]

Hoi Hedwig,

I see that you have done some hiking in preparation, good for you! Look forward to reading your blog and wish you alvast een 'buen camino'!

Wij hebben prachtig weer vandaag, helaas moet ik werken!

Groetjes,
LT

Hallo!
Bedankt voor de reactie. Inderdaad veel gelopen. Gaat ook echt best goed. De man met de hamer zal best nog wel komen. Op dit moment lig ik met griep in bed....
For all others members: I am in bed with the flu....
Greetings to all!

 

[LTfit]

Wishing you 'beterschap' Helwig. You need to get well overnight cause tomorrow we are going to have a heatwave reaching 22 C! Of course Sunday is supposed to be rainy and cool again but that's Dutch weather for you.

Keep us up to date and if you have any questions before you leave feel free to PM me for my phone number and we can chat.

Groetjes,
LT

 

[teresaokane]

http://bootsbedouinsandabridge.blogspot ... amino.html

Embrace simplicity.
In this story and others on the blog you will be taken through a typical day on the Camino, see some inspiring photos, and glean what it means to live the spirit of the Camino in your day to day life.

Enjoy!
Buen Camino

 

[unadara]

Justine
Thank you for sharing your photos they are wonderful and tell a good story, would love to hear the words to the getting lost on the alternative route villafranca-am going sep/oct , only few weeks now.

 

[fraluchi]

After the first time that we walked the Camino Francés, we posted the following on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzdFwoJx_dc
What we experienced then, are still today the essence of our pilgrimages.

 

[k1ypp]

I'm listing two of us here since we're walking the Camino together. The first is for my lovely spouse, Jane, tail name KFun and her journal is at:

http://www.trailjournals.com/entry.cfm?id=357519

Or to see the latest link: http://www.trailjournals.com/KFun

and mine, Dennis, trail name "K1" is at:

http://www.trailjournals.com/entry.cfm?id=335148

and my latest link will be at: http://www.trailjournals.com/K1

We're walking from around 7 Sept this year until whenever, probably around Oct 20 or so. We'll go from St. Jean du Port to Finisterre. We starting in Barcelona for a few days on the Sept. 2 and then traveling by train up north. Thanks for all the wonderful info here...

Dennis, K1
Author of Three Hundred Zeroes.

 

[jirit]

Our Little Green Tracs is a blog about pilgrim trails in Europe that include the Camino de Santiago in Spain (done in 2007) and Via Francigena in Italy. Some of these entries include our personal experiences of walking the Via Francigena in 2008. We have also walked the Jakobsweg in Switzerland and Austria (2010)

I plan to post in the coming days, some entries of my more recent experience of walking the Camino Frances the second time this past May/June 2011

During the past few months, we also blogged about other pilgrim trails in Europe, with plans to include other pilgrim trails in Europe and we would welcome any feedback

Regards
http://littlegreentracs.typepad.com/my_weblog/

 

[catherinemccoy]

Hello. I'm leaving in just 3 weeks for my 1st Camino. I am planning so blog along the way and the only camino related post I have so far is about my preparations. I'm very excited that I will be there soon! My blog is here http://becomingawalker.blogspot.com/

 

[jujuaway]

Hi there Catherine, i leave st jean on 6th september and may meet you along the way.We are stopping the first night at Orisson for a lovely, hopefully easier first day.
Great to read your blog..... i haven't had the guts to pack properly yet but have been training, (also at night in australia) with a 10 kg pack to cover myself.
Not many sleeps to go. i am also coming to the end of parenting (only 1 child though) and i am planning to use 'the way' to reflect on that experience and to contemplate what's next?
however, the best laid plans!!! we shall see!!
kind regards julie

 

[Zazee]

Hi Catherine,

I will be leaving on Sept 10th from SJPP, hope to see you on the Camino!

-lee

 

[caminka]

hi everyone!

my blog-cum-photo galleries finally managed to get on the net.

http://camino-medieval.webs.com/camino2009.htm
this one loads a few seconds because of all the pictures, don't be put off! for camino francés scroll down to a bit more then half the page.

http://camino-medieval.webs.com/camino2005.htm
this one is all about camino francés.

take care and enjoy!

 

[PadreQ]

My blog is http://apostolicity.blogspot.com. The camino bit starts July o2 - I leave for Spain next Monday. St. Jean the week after that - long about the 6th or 7th. Woohoo!! Hasta luego.