Camino de Santiago Pilgrims' Podcast

[Brad C]

Hi there shell mates

Just to let you know about a new-ish weekly podcast...


It's 27 episodes to the good and focuses on planning & packing as well helpful hints to help you have the best camino possible.


We talk about kit, training, blister preventions, foods to try, albergue recommendations, cities to visit and lots more...


It might not be suitable for very experienced pilgrims but for newbies and returners looking to refine their routines it could come in
handy.


Thanks for reading this much and buen camino a todos!


Here's the link, if you think it might be for you:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/el-camino-de-santiago-pilgrims-podcast/id1473280776

 

[Shinobi42]

Thanks for the hint. My question for the podcast is: how can you make the time pass by much faster until the camino starts? It is heavily tickling me, I want to go and have to wait until July.

 

[Martin 888]

Thanks for the hint. My question for the podcast is: how can you make the time pass by much faster until the camino starts? It is heavily tickling me, I want to go and have to wait until July.

hello......I sympathize with your predicament ! If you listen to Brad‘s podcast episode 26 from the week before last......I was interviewed and I put forward a strategy for overcoming the ‘pre-Camino blues’......enjoy !

 

[Brad C]

Thanks for the hint. My question for the podcast is: how can you make the time pass by much faster until the camino starts? It is heavily tickling me, I want to go and have to wait until July.

Pack your Camino pack and head into the hills Shinobi!!! life is one big camino!!

 

[Brad C]

Here's a link to: Episode 28 - An interview with a British pilgrim who's walked the Camino Frances, Inglés and Norte.

 

[Chipaway]

Hi there shell mates

Just to let you know about a new-ish weekly podcast...


It's 27 episodes to the good and focuses on planning & packing as well helpful hints to help you have the best camino possible.


We talk about kit, training, blister preventions, foods to try, albergue recommendations, cities to visit and lots more...


It might not be suitable for very experienced pilgrims but for newbies and returners looking to refine their routines it could come in
handy.


Thanks for reading this much and buen camino a todos!


Here's the link, if you think it might be for you:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/el-camino-de-santiago-pilgrims-podcast/id1473280776

I'd love to hear about an Irish "Camino". We are thinking about the Dingle. Is there a similar Irish spiritual journey and is there something like the Cathedral in Santiago? My sister in law has heard some stories about getting a compostela? Thanks.

 

[clearskiescamino]

Hi Chipaway. How are you?
There is the Kerry Camino, a 3 stage Camino in south west Ireland that ends in Dingle
Details at https://kerrycamino.com/
You receive a certificate, very much like after walking into Santiago.
Give me a shout if you need any other information
David

 

[Canada Wanders]

Hi Chipaway. How are you?
There is the Kerry Camino, a 3 stage Camino in south west Ireland that ends in Dingle
Details at https://kerrycamino.com/
You receive a certificate, very much like after walking into Santiago.
Give me a shout if you need any other information
David

Thanks for this clear skies! Would love to have a ramble in Ireland!