List your pilgrim blog URL Here - we want to read your story

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Portia has re-energized her blog here:

http://itbeginswithonestepforward.blogspot.com/

Buen camino (or the Portuguese equivalent) to you and your group.

 

[mishmumkin]

Suzanne and Susan Walk the Camino

I started this blog in 2010 when my friend Suzanne and I walked from St. Jean to Los Arcos. I don't know that we began with the idea that we would finish the Camino any time (if ever), but the tradition carried one when I returned to the Camino in July of 2011 with my sister. I'm intent on finishing it next summer! You can read about it here: http://chicasandando.blogspot.com

 

[MikeJS]

I started my camino on 11 Sep 2011 and finished at Cape Finisterre 32 days later. My blog and photos are at http://mikesroaming.blogspot.com/

 

[unadara]

http://www.unascamino2011.wordpress.com

http://wp.me/p1O2I4-1Z

Camino Frances Sept 13th from St Jean to Santiago, lost my way with the blog while I was sick and felt it was very difficult to do while walking. Hope is it amusing to some!

 

[jirit]

Our Little Green Tracs is a blog about pilgrim trails in Europe that include the Camino de Santiago in Spain (done in 2007) and Via Francigena in Italy. Some of these entries include our personal experiences of walking the Via Francigena in 2008. We have also walked the Jakobsweg in Switzerland and Austria (2010)

I plan to post in the coming days, some entries of my more recent experience of walking the Camino Frances the second time this past May/June 2011
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I have still not blogged about my latest camino done this past May and June. However I have managed to get some photos together, so for now, this might do. Welcome any comments

https://picasaweb.google.com/1094336834 ... ntiago2011

Neville

 

[renegadepilgrim]

New blog post on the camino....a primer, if you will...geared towards travelers who might not otherwise think about doing the camino.

http://renegadepilgrim.blogspot.com

 

[wilkinsonsworld]

Hi everyone

I have started blogging about my Camino that I completed in October. It will be in about six parts (I think) and I blog every Wednesday.

http://www.wilkinsonsworld.com/trips/

Best wishes
Jane

 

[tastrom]

Hi,
I walked from SJPdP on September 9 and arrived in SdC on October 12.
This my blog.
http://tastrom43.wordpress.com


Tom Åström

 

[micbook]

Hi everyone!

I walked the Camino Frances in June-July 2011 and plan to walk the Via de la Plata in Spring 2012.

My Camino section of the blog is http://michalrinkevich.wordpress.com/category/camino-de-santiago/

Buen Camino!
Michal

 

[ElizabethB8246]

I started in Burgos on 9/16/11 and arrived in Santiago on 10/5. My blog is http://www.acatholiccamino.blogspot.com




'Solvitur Ambulando'
- St. Augustine

 

[dislp38]

not quite a blog.. but it's an ongoing story.

http://www.ipilgrimpodcast.com

 

[MoniRose]

My little blog attempt.....

http://monica-pipedreams.blogspot.com/2 ... amino.html

 

[BlackDog]

Monica, your link should be http://monica-pipedreams.blogspot.com/

 

[Anniesantiago]

http://caminosantiago2.blogspot.com/

I've turned my blog toward covering history and information about the villages you walk through.
Earlier blogs are on equipment, packing lists, food, etc.
Please follow

 

[moldaviteman]

Hi from the Camino trail I'm writing it as I go along now in January access it via. http://www.moldaviteman.blogspot.com
hope you enjoy it
Buen Camino

 

[Mina Sameh]

Read some nice blogs here...

I started posting about my camino, along with some other travels, dreams and plans (yeah i blog about a couple of things all together...)

you'll find all my camino posts under the category "camino de santiago" though if you are not interested in the rest of the posts.

http://somedayillbethere.wordpress.com

hope you enjoy it

 

[IngeA]

Last September 19th , my son, my 15 yr old niece and I, walked from St. Jean. We arrived in Santiago Oct. 15th. I have cancer and wanted to have a meaningful journey to decide whether I would do chemo. Our blog is really funny, poignant and very emotional, in some places. http://www.caminonotchemo.com
It was a wonderful, meaningful experience. I still draw from the 'Camino' as I prepare for surgery/chemo.

 

[gabolga]

Greeting All,

I thought that I would also share the journal of my walk on the Camino which is available here

http://trailjournals.com/slowwalkerCamino

Hope you enjoy the tail of the trail!

Slow Walker

 

[BHfmSanDiego]

Mine is;

http://www.bhcamino2010.blogspot.com

 

[ncr2509]

http://ncr2509.wordpress.com

 

[Camino2010]

Most of my Camino videos are hosted on YouTube, http://www.youtube.com/Caminoheart, but my most recent video, made after walking the Camino Frances for a second time in Sept.-Oct. 2011 is here: http://vimeo.com/34201214.

Images and music keep the memory of the Camino alive for me!

Mm, and I had a lovely surprise when I arrived in Fisterra this past year... I got to meet Ian (aka sagalouts here)! He makes an appearance in the vimeo.com video .

Buen Camino, wherever your footsteps and your heart lead you next!

Rachel/Caminoheart

 

[renemadonna]

Ah, so this is where I'm supposed to post my blog! Only did it on the Facebook page.

I have a travel blog called Writing and Wayfaring: http://www.writingandwayfaring.blogspot.com. The late September through December posts from 2011 are pretty much all Camino.

I also wrote an article recently for Encyclopaedia Britannica's blog about the Camino: http://www.britannica.com/blogs/2011/12 ... -santiago/

--René

 

[Mina Sameh]

Ladeis and Gentlemen, my fellow Pilgrims,

I proudly announce that I have changed my blog to be http://somedayillbethere.com!! and I am very excited about it please share my excitement and drop me a line there.
I generally blog about my camino, other adventures, dreams and plane for the future.

- Mina

 

[poleskigal]

It's so good to see and read about everyone's experiences on the Camino. I'm glad to share mine as well. http://www.thewayfared.com/

 

[Beverley]

Hi, my blog is old as I walked the Camino Frances in 2009, but then Portugal 2010 and then Del Norte 2011. I haven't added anything since October but for what it is worth
http://www.planningyourcamino.blogspot.com

 

[dazzamac]

I registered this blog address some weeks ago but I'm only now starting to use it. I'll be posting about my first Camino in September 2011 and my plans and preparations for my second Camino in August 2012.

http://the-camino-and-i.blogspot.com/

Darran

 

[unadara]

I too did my first Camino Sept 2011 and return to do a second this April 2012..Camino Frances 2011, Camino Del Norte, April 2012
You Darren ?

 

[dazzamac]

@unadara, I walked the Camino Frances as far as Leon last September so I'll be returning to the Frances again this August. Hoping to walk from Bayonne to Santiago and on to Finisterre. Exploring some of the alternative routes I didn't take the last time.

 

[moldaviteman]

The Walk

HI everyone I've posted this up on here earlier this year but as I'm heading back out to Spain on the 27th March to finish my walk to Santiago some of you may find my blog an interesting read hopefully , you can access it on http://www.moldaviteman.blogspot.com
"Buen Camino"

 

[FrancesK]

Hey everyone,

My travel blog can be found here: http://www.traveljournals.net/travelers/francesk/

I'll be starting my camino on the 17th April!

You can have a look at my previous adventures to see if you like my style of writing. If you do then you can subscribe to my blog which will send you notifications of when i've updated it. Makes it nice and easy

 

[rickster]

FrancesK, I noticed that you may have the same itinerary to SJPDP as I have except that I will be arriving on May 10th. Are you flying in to Heathrow, bus to Stansted Airport, Ryanair to Biarritz, bus to Bayonne, train to SJPDP? If so, are you concerned about the tight connection between Heathrow and the flight departure to Biarritz?

 

[rickster]

Darran, I just read the start of your blog on your first Camino and I must say that I hope you will persevere to completion. You have an excellent writing style, very simple and easy to read, where you say a few words, post a pic and move on. Also, your pics were excellent. What camera did you use? I head out in May and thought about a blog, but I'm so concerned with trying not to complicate my voyage and this is always my tendency. Look forward to following your blog's progress. Rick

 

[dazzamac]

Rick, thank you. I bought a notebook after landing in France and started writing up the day's travels but after a few days I fell hopelessly behind. I think for my next Camino I will bring a small notebook/sketch book and just take notes to elaborate on later rather than trying to write it all down while I'm there. That said, between the photos and my guidebook (John Brierley), I have pretty reliable record to jog my memory when it comes to writing it all down.

My camera was/is Nikon D80 and carried three lenses with me - the 18-135mm kit lens, a 50mm lens and a 35-80mm. On reflection, I'm not sure that there was much justification for bringing either the 50mm or 35-80mm lenses as for the most part, I used the kit lens. I actually had to make myself change lenses so I could half justify bringing those two.

I'll be bringing the camera again but seriously re-evaluating the extras I brought last time. While I thought I'd kept it simple, I could have been simpler still. Nothing teaches like experience.

 

[rickster]

Darran, thanks for the note back. I'm going to take a Sony TX200V point and shoot and hope that it gets the job done. Will trade the extra weight for my iPad, which now has a feature that allows you to speak and it transcribes to text. I guess that I'm getting lazy. Look forward to your blog updates.Rick

 

[FrancesK]

FrancesK, I noticed that you may have the same itinerary to SJPDP as I have except that I will be arriving on May 10th. Are you flying in to Heathrow, bus to Stansted Airport, Ryanair to Biarritz, bus to Bayonne, train to SJPDP? If so, are you concerned about the tight connection between Heathrow and the flight departure to Biarritz?

Hi Rick,

I'm not actually doing it all in one go. I have an Auntie who lives in Cambridge so i am flying to Heathrow and then catching a train to Cambridge to spend the night with her. The following day I catch a train to Stansted. I prefer'd this slightly less rushed approach!

 

[vandrefalk]

Frances. There is a good bus service from Cambridge to Stanstead.I expect your Auntie will be able to tell you about it.

 

[rickster]

Frances, that makes more sense. I think I'm putting a little too much pressure on myself that Airlines and buses will maintain their schedules. Anyway, it is what it is and I'll just be prepared to make adjustments.

 

[Bridget and Peter]

Just to say we are on the Norte and I am blogging as opportunity allows. See below.

 

[themuttley]

Hi guys,

I'll be starting the Portuguese Camino from Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela on the 06th June. You can follow me and take a look on my blog - http://pelocaminhodesantiago.blogspot.com

Now, there are some posts about training to the Camino and other stuffs about this.

You can subscribe it and I will send you notifications when I update it.

Cheers,
Cesar

 

[mspath]

Here is a link http://allmycaminos.blogspot.fr/to all my seven Caminos walking on the Camino Frances from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela and on to Cabo Fisterra .....Camino 1-2004 .....Camino 2-2005/2006 .....Camino 3-2007 .....Camino 4-2008 .....Camino 5-2009 .....Camino 6-2010 .....Camino 7-2011. Each time I walked the entire route either in autumn or winter. My photographs illustrate each camino. These adventures total more than 6000 kilometers walked during more than 400 days of effort.

I hope that you enjoy my journeys!

Ultreia!

Margaret

 

[mspath]

Here is a a link http://mermore.blogspot.fr/ to my Camino Gazetteer which coordinates all my postings and photographs by 75 locations where I halted and blogged during seven Caminos from 2004 through 2011 walking in autumn and winter. Click on the Map tab to see what's where. The History tab gives a brief overview of the Camino. Memories highlights some favorite recollections. Kit and Tips lists my backpack contents plus some walking advice. About Me is my profile. Click on the Home tab and choose any place name in the Blog Archive to read all relevant posts. Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port starts each itinerary.

I hope you enjoy my journeys!

Margaret

 

[bms1970]

Hi everyone!

We are first time pilgrims and first time bloggers.
After making a decision to walk the Camino last year we have been planning and preparing and are now at the stage of counting down the last few weeks before we begin. We are experiencing a combination of excitement, anxiety and nervousness about our forthcoming walk. We depart from Ireland on 22nd May. Thanks to everyone on the forum for your input it has been a great aid to us for planning.

Trudy , Linda and Grainne

This is the link to our blog

http://followingtheshells.blogspot.co.uk

 

[Gueza]

I have to say, I really wasn't sure if I should make the video, or even upload it, as it is kind of difficult to convey what the Camino meant to me (a few friends questioned why I would walk across Spain!?!). But after your very kind comments, I'm really glad that I did. Many thanks for taking the time to watch it, and letting me know your thoughts.

To those about to embark on it this year - have a great time, and look forward to hearing your own stories when you get back

Matt

Matt, thank you so much for sharing your videos... I have watched 3 already and they are amazing.

I am preparing for my first camino in a few weeks (start around 5 May from St John Pied de Port) after a hell of a year. It really spoke to me when you said the Camino can offer healing.

I have also done the long trip back from living in London (I live in Sydney)... Now I am leaving Sydney, final destination unknown (I might be back but know knows!).

Anyway, thank you so much for sharing this... Made my day(s)!

GC

 

[merrellj]

I have to say, I really wasn't sure if I should make the video, or even upload it, as it is kind of difficult to convey what the Camino meant to me (a few friends questioned why I would walk across Spain!?!). But after your very kind comments, I'm really glad that I did. Many thanks for taking the time to watch it, and letting me know your thoughts.

To those about to embark on it this year - have a great time, and look forward to hearing your own stories when you get back

Matt

Matt, thank you so much for sharing your videos... I have watched 3 already and they are amazing.

I am preparing for my first camino in a few weeks (start around 5 May from St John Pied de Port) after a hell of a year. It really spoke to me when you said the Camino can offer healing.

I have also done the long trip back from living in London (I live in Sydney)... Now I am leaving Sydney, final destination unknown (I might be back but know knows!).

Anyway, thank you so much for sharing this... Made my day(s)!

GC

Are these videos on the forum. If so, would appreciate being pointed to them.

Thank you for your help.

 

[dazzamac]

Are these videos on the forum. If so, would appreciate being pointed to them.

Thank you for your help.

I did a quick search of the forum and came up with this link to the videos:

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1E1DC9A93F2F18FF

Off to watch them now myself.

 

[Gueza]

I have to say, I really wasn't sure if I should make the video, or even upload it, as it is kind of difficult to convey what the Camino meant to me (a few friends questioned why I would walk across Spain!?!). But after your very kind comments, I'm really glad that I did. Many thanks for taking the time to watch it, and letting me know your thoughts.

To those about to embark on it this year - have a great time, and look forward to hearing your own stories when you get back

Matt

Matt, thank you so much for sharing your videos... I have watched 3 already and they are amazing.

I am preparing for my first camino in a few weeks (start around 5 May from St John Pied de Port) after a hell of a year. It really spoke to me when you said the Camino can offer healing.

I have also done the long trip back from living in London (I live in Sydney)... Now I am leaving Sydney, final destination unknown (I might be back but know knows!).

Anyway, thank you so much for sharing this... Made my day(s)!

GC

Are these videos on the forum. If so, would appreciate being pointed to them.

Thank you for your help.

Try these: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... A93F2F18FF

 

[walkingtotheend]

Hi everyone.

We have been and continue to work on our blog which is an attempt to record some of our adventures over the past 10 years or so
There is a considerable amount on there relating to our 2009 Camino F which I hope you may find of interest. In particular there is a typed version of Catherine's journal which I hope many will find interesting and perhaps a fairly personal view of the ups and downs of undertaking such tough yet wonderful experience.
Hopefully some of our other pages will also be interesting as well
If you like this sort of information just press the follow button as we are going to be adding some pics and text about further walks in NZ, Australia and also travels to Croatia and Italy.

http://walkingtotheend.com/

Safe travels everyone
Ian

 

[peer boselie]

http://www.peernaarsantiago.waarbenjij.nu
from sittard (NL) to santiago in an unothodox way. Walking through theNetherlands , Belgium, France, Spain (also the south, Granada, Cordoba) and Portugal.

 

[WanderingChristian]

WOW! I'm glad this topic was started, now I can add your blogs to my RSS feeds to network. I'm hoping to make a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in the next few years. I maintain a blog over on Blogspot, mostly my reflections and insights into being a Christian in modern society. In case you'd like the URL, it's http://LiveinHisWord.blogspot.com. I don't post very often, but my posts are usually on topics that I have to mull over for a bit and make sure they don't sound like babble. Sneak peek into my draft postings I'm working on right now: a review for "The Way", thoughts on "Jesus Christ Superstar" and a post about the Camino. Better get to writing.

Buen Camino and De Colores!
8)WanderingChristian :arrow:

 

[urbanhiker]

Hello,
My girlfriend and I will leaving for the Camino next week, April 20, starting in SJPDP. We are both excited and nervous, and anxious to start. It's becoming difficult to just train all the time. We hope we have rehearsed enough and are ready to go. We have started a blog, link below, and welcome everyone to look at it. We hope you read it. We will read your blogs as well.

Ray

http://oursantiagocamino.wordpress.com/

 

[fionamcc]

Only set-up my blog yesterday. Heading for SJPP on 14 May & hoping to get all the way to Finisterra :shock:

Fiona

https://onestepfurtherfm.wordpress.com/

 

[fionamcc]

4 days to go!!!! Wooo-hoooo 8)

Please check out my (very first) blog .... not bad for a luddite

Feel free to follow / comment as you wish

Fiona

http://onestepfurtherfm.wordpress.com/

 

[Abbeydore]

4 days to go!!!! Wooo-hoooo 8)

Please check out my (very first) blog .... not bad for a luddite

Feel free to follow / comment as you wish

Fiona

http://onestepfurtherfm.wordpress.com/

Buen Camino, chuck the marmite, save weight, save weight, your 'legs' will thank you :mrgreen:
Buen Camino,
David

 

[teresaokane]

My Camino story appeared as a feature article in ITN Magazine. Read it here on my blog
http://teresaokane.blogspot.com/2012/06 ... amino.html
or on Boots, Bedouins, and a Bridge at http://bootsbedouinsandabridge.blogspot ... amino.html

Embrace the simplicity and slower pace that is your gift while on the Camino!

Buen Camino Everyone!

Teresa O'Kane
Award winning author of a pilgrimage of a different kind, Safari Jema, A Journey of Love and Adventure from Casablanca to Cape Town
http://www.amazon.com/Safari-Jema-Journ ... afari+jema

 

[JAMC]

Hi I'm setting off tomorrow, heading out of the UK and arriving in SJPP Wednesday evening ready to walk to Orisson on the 12th.
My Camino blog link can be found at the bottom of my post!

 

[gittiharre]

Just completed Le Puy en Velay to Roncesvalles with my 80 year old husband, all went smoothly. Our blog and pics are here: http://www.gittiharre.blogspot.co.nz

 

[tedlegs]

tedandcharliecaminowalk.wordpress.com

 

[cathietherese]

HI Suzanne

Great idea - lovely! I will add your blog to our blog roll too. Buen Camino! xo Catherine

Here is my latest one (number two so far!)

http://scribesarcade.wordpress.com/2012 ... liberties/

 

[FreerangerMartin]

The posts I made during May this year about my walk from Le Puy-en-Velay to Figeac are assembled here: http://rangefree.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Voie du Puy - earliest at the "bottom"!

Martin

 

[D.Matthew]

Hello all! I took on a friends challenge to make professional looking Camino photos with an iPhone. I've seen the question of "what camera should I bring?" a lot in the forum. Maybe this will help some decide.

unitroots.wordpress.com

 

[jeffnd]

Just adding yet another Camino blog to the list. I'm not leaving until late May of 2013, but there should be a lot of posts about me stressing over every single little decision until then.

http://northdakotapilgrim.wordpress.com/

 

[Bob Walker]

Well this is mine

http://bobwalker01.wordpress.com

 

[BoldenMD]

http://BoldensWay.com

 

[Geoleeu]

http://capetocamino.blogspot.com

 

[andarilho]

Buenos dias Peregrinos here's my blog:

http://www.georgehannan.com

A FB link with any fellow-peregrinos who might also like to do so would be very welcome. I'm at:

http://www.facebook.com/george.hannan.7

Hasta luego amigos y Buen Camino!
George

 

[Thomas Hugues]

Pilgrim Blog: SJPDP to Fisterra

Had a wonderful time walking the Camino during May and June 2012. The only bad weather came toward the end. Oh well. Still, I enjoyed myself and met many wonderful people. Here's a link to my blog: http://baguette.over-blog.fr/

 

[jeffnd]

Re: Pilgrim Blog: SJPDP to Fisterra

Had a wonderful time walking the Camino during May and June 2012. The only bad weather came toward the end. Oh well. Still, I enjoyed myself and met many wonderful people. Here's a link to my blog: http://baguette.over-blog.fr/

I just finished reading about your trip and I loved it. I'm sorry nothing was ever open.

Whatever happened to István?

 

[Jsherrill1979]

http://crookedwindmills.blogspot.com/

http://crookedwindmills.blogspot.com/

Lost in Translation..

"Why do you keep calling me a shower?" I laughed messily in response and proceeded to explain to a group of french people what the word "douche" means to americans...


I walked the camino July and August 2012 and I still feel that there is more to be done. This blog is my experience and I hope you all enjoy!

Thanks!
Jen

 

[dfitzg773]

I'm leaving Chicago today! Here is my log URL:

http://danscaminotravels.wordpress.com

Dan
Chicago

 

[fostersail1]

Enjoy!
http://www.fostersailing.com/camino-blog.html

 

[jimb01930]

http://WWW.squamzen.com. 'live blog' of Jim and Pat from Sept 18 to October 28 , 2012. Will update and respond to questions and comments as internet access and Android phone allow.

 

[Kieranodriscoll]

www.kieranandmary.com

St Jean to Burgos September 2012

 

[anniethenurse]

http://BoldensWay.com

I love your blog! Great pics! Great stories!
Buen camino!

 

[BoxOfFrogs]

Well, this is my effort at a blog during my recent camino... Never done one before so just bumbled my way around giving it a go. I think I would do another blog next time I walk however. It's already helped me remember what it was I got up to!

Http://followtheyellowarrows.blogspot.co.uk

 

[MoniRose]

Just starting to recount my journey this summer. I would love for you to please stop by my blog and join.. Feel free to share. Hope you enjoy my journey. I sure did!! - M :arrow:

http://monica-pipedreams.blogspot.com/

 

[Luka]

Unfortunately (for most of you) my blog is in Dutch:

http://lonneke.gaatverweg.nl

My route: Amsterdam - Vessem - Namur - Reims - Auxerre - Vézelay - Morvan ...

 

[cathietherese]

Here we go. Thank you I am looking forward to great stories. CathieTherese

"The Universe is made of stories, not atoms"...Muriel Rukeyser

http://scribesarcade.wordpress.com/

 

[Gerry102]

Finished the Camino Frances on October 7th. Had a great time on the trail. Just one experience of bed bugs..not for me but for a fellow peregrino, the friendliness of all is a feature of the camino, especially that of the Spaniards. See my blog at http://www.gerry-camino.com.
For those of you contemplating walking the camino...stop contemplating and start your camino!

 

[profesara]

I have a blog I've been keeping for years, and this year I've been doing a 365 project - including one photo a day (and some commentary) from my Camino in June/July.

http://saracita.wordpress.com/category/ ... -santiago/

 

[BoldenMD]

http://BoldensWay.com

I love your blog! Great pics! Great stories!
Buen camino!

Thanks. Now that I'm back the Camino continues. I'm still trying to assess my feelings and process what happened.

 

[Eimear Flanagan]

I LOVED the Camino from day one. Was delighted I'd spent so much time researching on the Camino forum. Kept a blog as I went and now give talks in Belfast about the Camino. Had a desire to do it again on the day I finished and that desire remains as strong some four months after completion.

Read blog, view event details etc here.... http://awayaweewalk.wordpress.com/

Buen Camino

 

[letendre]

Hi everyone,
I have been searching the site, but haven't been able to find a topic that just has listings of people's pilgrim blogs (all in one place)

How about sending replies here with your blog URL here so we can all easily find and read each other's Camino stories?

Mine is: http://www.caminopilgrimage.blogspot.com

I'd love to read yours!
Suzanne

PS, if there is a topic for this on the site already, can someone let me know?

http://carnets-de-croquis.blogspot.fr/s ... ompostelle
http://alaquarelle.wordpress.com/page/6/?cat=407419

 

[dfitzg773]

I just returned from doing the Camino Frances route from St. Jean to Santiago and on to Muxia and Finisterre. My blog is located at:

http://www.danscaminotravels.wordpress.com

I am just about to publish two more posts, one with my tips and recommendations and nother with my log and experience at each albergue I stayed at.

Thanks,

Dan, Chicago

 

[ouroboros]

Same here! Just finished Camino Frances from STJPdP to Santiago.

Here's my blog: http://ultreiacaminofrances.blogspot.com/

great idea for a thread!

 

[renaissancerebecca]

Hello All -
I collected all my blog posts about the Camino here:
http://renaissancerebecca.wordpress.com ... he-camino/

Enjoy!

 

[walkingtotheend]

I think I may have put this up before but there is a detailed diary written by my wife Catherine and a series of picture stories of our Camino in April and May 2009 at -

http://www.walkingtotheend.com

We aim to do regular entries and pictures via free wifi and ipad on our April 21st 2013 Camino.

Hope it will be of interest
Ian

 

[angel_kas]

So.... I did the camino from the 1st of October till the 6th of November... it;s a month that I'm back home and I must say it's strange... I had a blog during my preparation time and during all the way... with fotos and info about every day....

my blog is

http://thewaymyway.wordpress.com/

during the way i decided to create a foto album with fotos from the camino but with instagram.. I have posts in the blog that have only fotos.. If you want to see more fotos you can press in the right of the blog "followKastrissianaki on instagram".. of course there there are fotos of my past month back home so you need to go in the beginning of the alboum... hope you'll enjoy it...

Angel

 

[Fostergn]

Video of my experience

https://vimeo.com/56522540

 

[fraluchi]

... your blog URL here so we can all easily find and read each other's Camino stories?

http://www.gumbotropical.blogspot.com From the Aragonés to Santiago Sept. 2012

 

[Al the optimist]

I think that Brierley needs to rewrite with only one etapafter seeing this video Skywalker! Thanks for sharing
allan

 

[backpack45]

Happy New Year!
Our website is http://www.backpack45.com and it's the oldest existing one in the U.S. as far as we know. And if you are interested in receiving my monthly E-newsletter--which is composed of items of interest to long-distance hikers and backpackers (including pilgrims on the Camino), send me a request at backpack45@yhahoo.com. I do not share your email address with anyone.
Buen Camino,
Susan "backpack45" Alcorn
http://www.backpack45.com

 

[ricrog]

Here's my blog of a few Caminos + walks from Tarifa-Sevilla and from Estaca de Bares to El Ferrol:
http://ricrog.blogspot.co.uk/

 

[Green Tortuga]

Well, I guess I'm a little late in posting my blog, but I walked from Le Puy to Santiago (and on to Muxia and Finisterre) last summer/fall and blogged about it at http://www.AnotherLongWalk.com. =)

-- Ryan

 

[bohemianvirgo]

I see that this is an old thread, but maybe there are those who still look at it. I will be leaving mid/end- April 2013. I am blogging about my preparation and training (how to get this 46-year-old 5'5"270# girl ready to go) and will be sharing stories, adventures, thoughts and photos from the road. Would love to have anyone follow along! My website is http://www.bohemianvirgo.com and you can also like my facebook page Bohemian Virgo for additional brain drippings! Buen Camino!

 

[JansCamino]

I have already begun my Jan’s Camino de Santiago blog and am planning my pilgrimage beginning May 7th and ending July 4th, 2013. I am taking the Camino Frances beginning in St. Jean Pied de Port. I am sharing my preparations for the journey: physical, material, and spiritual, then my travel from the USA to the starting point of St. Jean Pied de Port, France, followed by my daily adventures and the stories of the people I meet on the Camino. Take my hand and walk with me as I share, with some of the more technical aspects of the journey, my most personal thoughts and experiences along the way.

http://caminodesantiagoblog.com/

Beginning May 7th, my blog will catch fire as my pilgrimage begins and I blog while on the road. Thanks to my cooler-than-cool unlocked world iPhone 5 and my Pico Freeloader solar charger, I won't even have to use WiFi or charge my phone in the towns, so if I am huddling under a tree in a snowstorm on the Pyrenees and want to talk to all of you, I will blog. I'm buying a chip with cheap French and Spanish data packages to stay connected with my loyal followers.

Take a look at my blog, and if you wish to join, just type your email into the 'subscribe' section to get automatic emails when I post something new. I will try to respond to every single one of you who posts a comment. I really want to hear from you all - even my critics! Your tips, suggestions, advice, and recommendations of off-the-track detours are welcome and will make my journey much more interesting. You can unsubscribe anytime my writing no longer trips your trigger!

I plan on writing two books when I return. I plan to write one based on my blog and the stories of the people I meet, and also plan to write a character-driven fictional story set on the Camino.

Buen Camino,
Jan

 

[Thomas Hugues]

Re: Pilgrim Blog: SJPDP to Fisterra

Had a wonderful time walking the Camino during May and June 2012. The only bad weather came toward the end. Oh well. Still, I enjoyed myself and met many wonderful people. Here's a link to my blog: http://baguette.over-blog.fr/

I just finished reading about your trip and I loved it. I'm sorry nothing was ever open.

Whatever happened to István?

István and I still keep in touch through letters and email. We are planning to walk again someday. Thank you for your kind words.

 

[kacacc]

Mine is: http://www.cranecamino.blogspot.com. Leaving from St. Jean Pied de Port 3/22/13. Buen Camino!

 

[godslamb]

It's so exciting to see everyone's blogs. I have started a blog that will be keeping track of not only my camino in May 2014 BUT how I'm getting ready for it (which includes things that I am packing). Here's the link: http://fromteachertopilgrim.blogspot.com/

I can't wait to start reading y'alls blogs!

 

[Janet S.]

I'm going on my first Camino this May and June 2013. Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez and their film The Way got me started--they were here in person to debut their film at our Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis. Here's my blog. http://schwindythings.tumblr.com/

 

[supersullivan]

Having done the 'baby' camino from Sarria to S de C last September, I'm flying into Biarritz on Wednesday 22nd May 2013, staying in L'Esprit de Chemin in St Jean that night and hoping to arrive in Santiago by May 15th, Muxia on the 18th and booked to fly back to Ireland on Thursday, 20th June.

New to the blogging mullarkey but an experienced hiker so hoping to update with equipment choices etc before leaving.

https://supersullivan.wordpress.com/201 ... e-rambler/