The Camino De Santiago - A Brother's Way

[blueskywa]

Hello All,
I'd like to recommend a heartwarming doco I watched on utube last night about a man carrying his brothers' ashes to Finesterre as a lot of others have done. It's called "the Camino de Santiago - A Brother's Way" and runs for 1.5hrs. It bought back memories of my own brother who died many years ago at the age of 23yrs who I feel I never really knew well as he was a few years older, and so I just loved the commentary in this film and the closeness these brothers shared. Hope you enjoy....and Buen Camino to all travelling now and those in the planning stages of another Camino

 

[david1]

Hello All,
I'd like to recommend a heartwarming doco I watched on utube last night about a man carrying his brothers' ashes to Finesterre as a lot of others have done. It's called "the Camino de Santiago - A Brother's Way" and runs for 1.5hrs. It bought back memories of my own brother who died many years ago at the age of 23yrs who I feel I never really knew well as he was a few years older, and so I just loved the commentary in this film and the closeness these brothers shared. Hope you enjoy....and Buen Camino to all travelling now and those in the planning stages of another Camino

Walking my way now. I shall be watching that at my next YHA pit stop (currently pilgriming UK cathedrals)
My thoughts often drift off to loved ones who've passed whilst walking... feels kind of "nice" Not the right word, but I'm sure you know what I mean...