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Also, stay updated with all of our articles that reflect our thoughts and ideas on how to be a pilgrim in our current, stressful and rushed culture. You too can slow your life and your adventures with the mindful travel style of the pilgrim.
"In each of us dwells a wanderer, a gypsy, a pilgrim. What matters most on your journey is how deeply you see, how attentively you hear, how richly the encounters are felt in your heart." ~ Phil Coustineau, from his book, "The Art of Pilgrimage."
Our Day One on the Camino Portugués was much more beautiful and enjoyable than we had heard.
Continue reading "Day One on the Camino Portugués, Lisbon to Alverca do Ribatejo"
Hiking the West Highland Way is a representation of all things Scottish, traversing 96 miles from the lowlands of Milngavie to Ft William, in the highlands.
Our Way of St Francis eBook Guide, a digital guidebook is full of current information to assist you in finding your Way. In downloadable, digital, PDF format.
Continue reading "Way of St Francis eBook Guide (Via di San Francesco)"
The Way of St Francis or La Via di Francesco is a modern Italian pilgrimage, celebrating the patron saint of Italy, a lover of animals and nature; St. Francis of Assisi.
Continue reading "The Way of St Francis ~ La Via di Francesco"
Day two on the Variante Espiritual from Combarro to Barrantes, leaves behind the scenic coastal hamlet, climbs vigorously toward the tranquil Cistercian monastery of Armenteira,
Continue reading "Day Two on the Variante Espiritual from Combarro to Barrantes, 16.3 Km"
Day three on the Variante Espiritual from Barrantes to Vilanova de Arousa follows three rivers, in the first third and the last third of this day.
Continue reading "Day Three, Variante Espiritual from Barrantes to Vilanova de Arousa"
If you are somewhat timid and don't know if you can commit to a long Camino, or if you have a time-crunch, you may want to consider the Camino Inglés. It can be done in five days if you are fit, and even more, eight days if you want to relax and take your time, or if you'd rather take 7-10 mile (10-15 kilometer) days. It can be done! This is a delightful, short but not easy Camino. Are you up to the challenge?
Continue reading "The Delighful, Short but not Easy, Camino Inglés"
Great news for pilgrimage travelers on the Camino de San Salvador. It used to be that your only choice for food/dinner on day two, ending in Poladura de la Tercia, was the Restaurante El Embrujo, in the Posada El Embrujo, pictured here. If you didn't have dinner reservations for this very remote location, you were out of luck, if you didn't bring your own food to cook in the municipal albergue (has a kitchen)! Now, within the Posada, there is a new grocery store! Yay! If you forgot to bring your own food, or if you didn't want to carry it, you can purchase it. A great new way to economize, because the dinner at the Posada is really very good, but not as economical as cooking your own food!
Continue reading "New Tienda Available in Poladura de la Tercia ~ Camino de San Salvador"
Our day thirteen on the Camino Primitivo was our final day to experience all the emotions that seemed to present themselves to us as we walked our final steps into Santiago de Compostela.
Continue reading "Day Thirteen on the Camino Primitivo ~ Lavacolla to SDC, 10 Km"
Day five on the Camino Primitivo via the Hospitales Route was the most glorious day for me, in all ways ~ physically, emotionally and spiritually.
Continue reading "Day Five on the Camino Primitivo via the Hospitales Route"
On day five of the Camino Primitivo, the Pola de Allande Route is the longer alternative to the Hospitales Route.
Continue reading "Day Five on the Camino Primitivo, Pola de Allande Route"
The Variante Espiritual is part of the larger Camino de Santiago and a longer variant from the Central Route of the Camino Portugués.
Continue reading "The Variante Espiritual on the Camino Portugués; An Introduction"
The peaceful, secluded and phenomenal setting of the La Verna Sanctuary is a very special place where your pilgrimage on the Way of St Francis begins.
Continue reading "The La Verna Sanctuary, The Official Start of the Way of St. Francis"
On our day eighteen on the Coastal Route of the Camino Portugués was a most enchanting stroll through time on old roads made of real cobblestone and rutted stone pavers that were full of twists and turns and plentiful views of the sea along the high ridge.
Continue reading "Day Eighteen on the Coastal Route of the Camino Portugués"
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Need suggestions on what to pack for your next pilgrimage? Click Here or on the photo below!
Carbon fiber construction (not aluminum) in a trekking pole makes them ultra lightweight. We like the Z-Pole style from Black Diamond so we can hide our poles in our pack from potential thieves before getting to our albergue! There are many to choose from! (See more of our gear recommendations! )
Gregory BackPack - My Favorite Brand
Do not forget your quick-dry microfiber towel!
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