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  1. HelenVanW

    Rebekah Scott interview in Church Times

    This was a really good read from someone who helps pilgrims in many different ways. Thanks for giving the link and bringing it to our attention.
  2. HelenVanW

    I am "gifting" the Camino for Christmas. Need advice!

    Excellent advice
  3. HelenVanW

    Looking for video interview with Iris, a blind pilgrim

    Does anyone remember the video of a blind woman named Iris who had walked the Camino with her service dog? I would love to know a link to watch that again. Thanks.
  4. HelenVanW

    Cooking for Vegans: Easy and Delicious Recipes and Tips

    I recently had to be vegan for health reasons, and discovered a YouTube channel I can recommend highly to everyone, not just vegan. Spain on a Fork has many, many quick and easy recipes with Spanish inspiration. The creator is located in Spain, but grew up in the US and is fluent in both English...
  5. HelenVanW

    Is it just me? (Enjoying urban stages)

    It's all part of the walk and the experience to see all types of life. But each of us might have our favorite parts, and that's okay.
  6. HelenVanW

    Week off coming up last week of October: Camino ideas?

    A favorite section for us for this time of year is Pamplona to Burgos. Lovely vineyards and pilgrims to meet up with.
  7. HelenVanW

    Video: How to Avoid Blisters - It Can be Done

    This is good information, Rob. Thanks. In addition, I would say a product that we took with us from the USA that kept us walking after getting blisters was a wonderful item by Spenco called "Second Skin Blister kit" and particularly the gel squares. I haven't seen anything like this anywhere...
  8. HelenVanW

    New kit, forest and old cityscape

    clever and cute
  9. HelenVanW

    Peregrino/Peregrina

    "Sojourner" is the interpretation I think fits, rather than foreigner. Yes, foreigners are by definition also sojourning when they are in a place other than their home, but sojourner is someone who sees their home other than where they are. The biblical thought comes to me that we are all just...

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