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After a night of noise and humidity in the Camino del Norte hostel in Serdio, a pilgrim strikes inland along the Rio Nansa to this next stop on the Camino Lebaniego; Cades - possibly the only village in the world that has suburbs. Read more
Reflections of one couple's 500-mile pilgrimage on the sacred route, the Camino of Santiago de Compostela. Read more
Walking the Camino in 2019 gave us the chance to see a slice of modern Spain in close up at measured pace. This provided some insights into aspects of recent Spanish economic developments. Read more
Before walking the Camino Frances in 2019, we travelled the route by car in 1988. One of the starkest contrasts came in the village of El Acebo, between Leon and Ponferrada. Read more
This blog looks at things the medieval pilgrim would have seen that we can still see today, and also reflects on their experience. Read more
A brief summary of the French section of my pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in 2016 Read more
The vital importance of a pilgrim's walking boots! Read more
The story of the medieval English pilgrim who journeyed from Eton to Santiago via A Coruña in 1456. Read more
A visit to the Catedral de San Salvador in Oviedo, Asturias. Read more
Finisterre is the end of the world and the end of the pilgrimage route, they say... Read more
The story of Don Elías Valiña Sampedro - often considered the father of the modern Camino, and inventor of the yellow arrows! Read more
Most pilgrims on the Camino del Norte head west but if you have three or four days to spare, you can change direction just before you leave Cantabria and take the road less travelled - El Camino Lebaniego. This takes you into the foothills of the Picos de Europa and the Monastery of Santo Toribio Read more