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Thanks for this different (floweryI have finally completed and uploaded to Youtube my presentation of my recent walk along the Camino Mozárabe.
It gives a flavour of the way along the Mozárabe from Málaga to Mérida, the Via de la Plata from Mérida to Granja de Moreruela, the Camino Sanabrés from Granja to Santiago de Compostela and finally the Camino Fisterra from Santiago to Finisterre - the end of the world.
Find a bit of space to watch it - it lasts for fifty minutes but was well received without any yawning or snoring by an audience of over thirty last week
Thank you so much: it must have taken you much time and effort to compile this great video It was not 1 sec. waste of time!Find a bit of space to watch it - it lasts for fifty minutes but was well received without any yawning or snoring by an audience of over thirty last week
Thanks for posting! I enjoyed reliving my Mozárabe walk from Granada of last September/October. From Castro del Río to Mérida we pretty much did the same stages except that I walked from Castro to Córdoba in one day. I too walked from Medellín to Mérida, a long 45 km- I had been completely alone for 15 days and just wanted to see another pilgrim!
All in all I am very glad that I did it but must give credit to Gert-Jan and Maria in Cerro Muriano. After a week by myself (not one pilgrim sighting) I had contemplated jumping up to the Plata but after a warm welcome and dinner with them I had the mental energy to continue on to Mérida.
I would like to do it again (with company this time) and preferably from Málaga although I may think about the Almería route so it was nice to see that stretch in your video.
@peregrina2000 Laurie take a look at the stretch from Málaga to Mérida. This route meets up with the one from Almería (and Granada and Jaén) in Baena. Just in case you want to do both.
Thanks @KinkyOne. I'm so glad you liked the video. Primarily I made it for myself and to present to a local (garden) club I belong to (they have invited me to make a presentation after each of my three caminos, which is a great incentive to actually focus my mind on a deadline - otherwise it would still be on my 'to do' list).Thanks for this different (flowery) view of a Camino. It was nice to see what it's up to be walked and also that what have been and seen in different manner. I've seen lots of your photos in your blog but watching them compiled all together is something else. Thanks again!!!
Ultreia!
Thank you so much: it must have taken you much time and effort to compile this great video It was not 1 sec. waste of time!
It was so fun seeing and remembering places I have previously walked, and I am even more set on the Mozarabe/VdlP (2nd) next spring, albeit starting in Almeria: I want to pass Granada and visit Alhambra. Thank you again for your great work!
Thank you Margaret, I'm so glad you like it. I visited Granada recently (for a Bob Dylan concert) but didn't go to the Alhambra as I have visited a few times already. You are correct about needing to reserve a visiting time beforehand.Magwood,
I share Alex's delight in your film; bravo for a great show! Although I have never walked that route after my first camino my husband and I celebrated Christmas visiting the Alhambra. What memories!! Visitors should be aware that it is generally necessary to have a reserved ticket for admission. See more info at this link.
MM
Thanks for the above, that will save me some time scouring the internet. I hadn't seen your post re a walking buddy. I'm flying to Malaga on the 6th April so it looks like I will be ahead of your contact.
Apart from being green with envy and insane with jealousy to the point I could only watch half of the video before getting ready to hurl my ruck out of the window, what a great camino you had! I have been nibbling at this route for years and have got as far as Caceres by bus, train, taxi, thumb and two feet. I simply cant walk the distances required between accommodation and water. I will be 79 in July and off in May for another nibble. The only way out is to cycle and I am loath to do this. I see my consultant (Meniere's) 13 March and will take final advice
Ahhhhh, I watched it again in one go and enjoyed it sooo much. Again. Seen some new and some known scenery. Again! Hahaha...I have finally completed and uploaded to Youtube my presentation of my recent walk along the Camino Mozárabe.
It gives a flavour of the way along the Mozárabe from Málaga to Mérida, the Via de la Plata from Mérida to Granja de Moreruela, the Camino Sanabrés from Granja to Santiago de Compostela and finally the Camino Fisterra from Santiago to Finisterre - the end of the world.
Find a bit of space to watch it - it lasts for fifty minutes but was well received without any yawning or snoring by an audience of over thirty last week
Apart from being green with envy and insane with jealousy to the point I could only watch half of the video before getting ready to hurl my ruck out of the window, what a great camino you had! I have been nibbling at this route for years and have got as far as Caceres by bus, train, taxi, thumb and two feet. I simply cant walk the distances required between accommodation and water. I will be 79 in July and off in May for another nibble. The only way out is to cycle and I am loath to do this. I see my consultant (Meniere's) 13 March and will take final adviceoh yeah? I live in Weston! Have been involved with camino now for 14 years and have 3 compostelas but simply cant let go of the veedlepee!
Yours in frustration,
The Malingerer.
Vaya con Dios y Buen Camino
Ahhhhh, I watched it again in one go and enjoyed it sooo much. Again. Seen some new and some known scenery. Again! Hahaha...
Thanks, Maggie!!!
I have finally completed and uploaded to Youtube my presentation of my recent walk along the Camino Mozárabe.
It gives a flavour of the way along the Mozárabe from Málaga to Mérida, the Via de la Plata from Mérida to Granja de Moreruela, the Camino Sanabrés from Granja to Santiago de Compostela and finally the Camino Fisterra from Santiago to Finisterre - the end of the world.
Find a bit of space to watch it - it lasts for fifty minutes but was well received without any yawning or snoring by an audience of over thirty last week
A lovely presentation @Magwood - seductively led me astray for nearly an hour. Not kind, when guests are expected! I also loved the flowers and it was good to see them featured.
You also have it on your blog (the same link) so just point folks there when you upload it again and they'll surely find itThanks for or trying to view the video. It was good for over. 5,000 views which I think might be the point at which it is reviewed for copyright. I have permission from a band to use their music but it is a lot of work to redo it. I will get around to it, hopefully in the next couple of months. I will have to upload it again to YouTube and so there will be a different link. I will post again when it is done.
Ok thanks for the info,hope to see it sometime in the future.This is an old thread, @camino07, and my message was posted November 2015, when I watched it. When I try to view it now I get the same message as you. Presumably YouTube imposed restrictions sometime between 2015 and now.
The movie is hosted on YouTube. Going through the blog produces the same result. It is blocked because of copyrightYou also have it on your blog (the same link) so just point folks there when you upload it again and they'll surely find it
I know. That's exactly what I wrote in bracket = the same link.The movie is hosted on YouTube. Going through the blog produces the same result. It is blocked because of copyright
Just watched your video. Wonderful! Maggie. Thank you.
Heather
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