NPR 5 minute audio on Camino

[alhartman]

Not really a great piece of journalism, but we Forum members are always interested;a one week walk from O'Cebrerio with some brief pilgrim interviews.
https://www.npr.org/2018/11/10/6664...through-an-ancient-trail-from-europe-to-spain
Of course with some 20-30 million listeners each week, the unintended consequence of this piece will be more English speaking Americans in the next year; and some new Forum friends.

 

[Suzanne S.]

I heard this broadcast just minutes ago. It brought tears to my eyes as memories of my Caminos were triggered. And, yes, there will be consequences...

 

[Former member 83265]

I'd love for the bagpipe players to be eliminated.

 

[jayree]

Not really a great piece of journalism, but we Forum members are always interested;a one week walk from O'Cebrerio with some brief pilgrim interviews.
https://www.npr.org/2018/11/10/6664...through-an-ancient-trail-from-europe-to-spain

The observation I particularly liked ...
"It is a historic landmark because there are no borders. There's only one family called humanity. And you see it all on the Camino de Santiago."

 

[t2andreo]

Fabulous! Thanks for sharing it.