Álvaro Lazaga and @alansykes?

[peregrina2000]

In Álvaro’s most recent youtube (currently walking the Ebro), he says that he is going to walk the Castellano-Aragonés and that he has received a lot of helpful information from “Alan”, who is about to start in Sagunto. My bet is that this was @alansykes — not only because I know he loved the Castellano-Aragonés, but also because I know he typically starts in fall. SO..

Anyone who wants to see what the Castellano-Aragonés looks like should watch Álvaro’s videos. Alan doesn’t do youtube videos, but maybe if we’re lucky, we’ll get some live reports!

Buen camino, Alan!

 

[peregrino_tom]

And if any of you more recent joiners to the forum are wondering who this Alan Sykes is...
this Guardian page has links to 11 of his reports from the Via de la Plata back in 2012. Recommended reading!

 

[nycwalking]

In Álvaro’s most recent youtube (currently walking the Ebro), he says that he is going to walk the Castellano-Aragonés and that he has received a lot of helpful information from “Alan”, who is about to start in Sagunto. My bet is that this was @alansykes — not only because I know he loved the Castellano-Aragonés, but also because I know he typically starts in fall. SO..

Anyone who wants to see what the Castellano-Aragonés looks like should watch Álvaro’s videos. Alan doesn’t do youtube videos, but maybe if we’re lucky, we’ll get some live reports!

Buen camino, Alan!

I found him by accident on YT when he was walking camino 51.

Enjoying his present camino vlogs.

Buen camino to we all.

 

[roving_rufus]

I have seen a few of his most recent Ebro videos but have watched a fair number of his others- he is prolific in his YouTube videos! I first came across Vasco ones when I was trying to decide on a route from home in Ireland I think that was #27 back in 2017. I will watch on as I am currently thinking of my next crazy pilgrim adventure once I finish my camino from home, which I then heading onto Rome.

 

[alansykes]

Looking forward to seeing my favourite camino through his lens. I suggested he take the GR and the Roman road up past Vozmediano to Ágreda tomorrow, rather than following the reservoir and the tarmac (and the arrows). But it's the glorious deserted étapa reina from Pozalmuro on Monday that I really want to see.