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  1. HighlandHind

    Camino signs: do they happen to anyone else?

    What a great story!
  2. HighlandHind

    Camino signs: do they happen to anyone else?

    Two years on from walking the Camino, scallop shells still seem to be showing me the way. My latest blog post explains... http://highlandhind.wordpress.com Does anyone else have similar experiences ?
  3. HighlandHind

    Walking to the End of the World

    Hello I'm writing a blog about my current travels on the Camino Finisterre with some old pilgrim friends I met while walking the Camino Frances in 2012. If you're interested in the story it's at http://highlandhind.wordpress.com Thanks Nancy
  4. HighlandHind

    Can I pick up a "Passport" in Santiago?

    I walked from St Jean to Santiago in 2012 and will be meeting up with the old camino "family" in the city later this month so that we can all walk together to Finisterre and Muxia. But I won't have a current passport with stamps for the albergues which lie ahead. Will I be able to acquire one...
  5. HighlandHind

    What not to miss?

    Incredible! I agree almost exactly with both your likes and dislikes and I've written about them in my blog (highland hind.wordpress.com ) I wish I was doing it all again this year but instead am meeting up with old camino friends from 2012 in Santiago on the 24th Sept and walking to Finisterre...
  6. HighlandHind

    Reunion in Santiago two years on

    Not a single day has passed in the last two years when I haven't thought about the Camino and the lifelong friends made along the way from St Jean to Santiago in September 2012. We've stayed in touch and in less than a month's time five of us (two Australians, Irish John, Swedish Helen and I)...
  7. HighlandHind

    Hanging your 'drawers' out for the world to see!

    I remember a motley collection of underwear - including my own - hanging in the tower high above Grañon church. The guano from the pigeons was a constant threat to pristine laundry but by that stage on the Camino no one was caring about who wore what below their shorts!
  8. HighlandHind

    Where was this place? - and make sure you sniff it out!!!!

    I remember it well. It was like an oasis in the desert after the early morning walk from Zubiri. The cafe con leche and food were delicious and no-one could bypass the aromas! The only downside was that it gave us the (false) impression that similar establishments would magically appear every...
  9. HighlandHind

    A road paved with scallop shells must surely be a sign?

    I wonder if anyone else has been debating whether or not to walk the Camino, only to stumble across something that felt like an omen or sign? If so, what was your experience? And did you follow it or decide to dismiss it? I walked the Camino Frances in 2012 and am longing to repeat the...
  10. HighlandHind

    Albergue Santibanez de Valdeiglesia

    I loved it here. The food was delicious and the garden a great place to hang out. One of my favourites, not for the facilities, but the people and the memories.

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