I love caminos (have done three with my sister, this one was our first in 2017), and I’ve been so excited seeing you and Tina’s glorious (and appreciative) view of the Camino Francis. That you saw the botofumeiro, the rooftop, and the shadow figure = splendid! I first watched your videos as you took your beginning steps on the PCT! Thank you for all the time (and cameras) you take to produce these glorious videos! 💕
My friend who just finished the Camino ahead of you says that the school children get credit in school for hiking part of the Camino. The definition of a pilgrimage fits hiking the AT as well. Never thought of walking through the woods as a pilgrimage. The big censer going back and forth is amazing - even better in person, I bet. I've heard about it, but had no idea that it was made to swing that high! Thank you for taking us along with you both.
Wow! I've watched plenty of documentaries on the Camino but have never seen the footage on top of the roof. Thanks for taking me there; I've enjoyed the videos.
thank you, thank you for the wonderful " Camino Frances" memories, this year 2023 May/Jun, I finished my "Camino del Norte" what a Journey, take care and stay safe Danke
It’s interesting to see what awaits us on our journey on the Camino Frances. We are now more than halfway as we just left Leon today and should be in Santiago in 2 weeks. Beautifully produced videos Jay..I wish I had your documentary talent. It’s been an amazing journey thus far. So much history and so many wonderful people!
It was nice meeting you and Tina on the last day! It’s super cool to have these videos show more of yalls perspectives on the trip! Wishing you both the best 💫
The tour on the roof is surprising! I had no idea this was possible, and I've watched a few Camino finishes, and I even have a friend who hiked it! I don't think he did the roof tour. I'm definitely going to check that out when I get there 😊 Thanks for the amazing videos Jay!
Someone had to have the imagination for the plan of those buildings. My mind is way too plain and simple. Someone had to be able to put the plans into building the structures. Someone had to pay for them. Then there needs to be money for maintenance, cleaning, repairs, remodeling, all things for upkeep. Services may be voluntary; but, the church people have to make a living too. I can’t begin to determine the cost. Jay, your videography is extraordinary and much appreciated. Thank you for sharing this. From northern Kentucky
Fabulous video, Jay! I love all the cathedrals.
I love caminos (have done three with my sister, this one was our first in 2017), and I’ve been so excited seeing you and Tina’s glorious (and appreciative) view of the Camino Francis.
That you saw the botofumeiro, the rooftop, and the shadow figure = splendid!
I first watched your videos as you took your beginning steps on the PCT! Thank you for all the time (and cameras) you take to produce these glorious videos!
💕
I"m so glad you found the pilgrims' shadow. Watching this I was hoping you'd include it. Good on ya!
Beautiful Jay Beautiful! Absolutely breath taking! Thanks for taking us along!! 🇺🇸🙏❤
My friend who just finished the Camino ahead of you says that the school children get credit in school for hiking part of the Camino. The definition of a pilgrimage fits hiking the AT as well. Never thought of walking through the woods as a pilgrimage. The big censer going back and forth is amazing - even better in person, I bet. I've heard about it, but had no idea that it was made to swing that high! Thank you for taking us along with you both.
Wow! I've watched plenty of documentaries on the Camino but have never seen the footage on top of the roof. Thanks for taking me there; I've enjoyed the videos.
The pipe organ was glorious! And I really liked the shot of the bells ringing in the tower.
Congratulations on being in Santiago! Thank you for sharing the Cathedral mass, it was beautiful.
thank you, thank you for the wonderful " Camino Frances" memories, this year 2023 May/Jun, I finished my "Camino del Norte" what a Journey, take care and stay safe Danke
Thank you for sharing all this with us, you are an amazing photographer and story teller
As always..Jay gets the shot...😃 thank you
Those roof viewpoints-Wow! This has been a fabulous journey so far-thank you again for bringing those of us who cannot do this along.
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing this journey!! I hope to do this trek…I won’t leave my dog now so, it has to wait.🥾🥾🐾🐾🥰
It’s interesting to see what awaits us on our journey on the Camino Frances. We are now more than halfway as we just left Leon today and should be in Santiago in 2 weeks. Beautifully produced videos Jay..I wish I had your documentary talent. It’s been an amazing journey thus far. So much history and so many wonderful people!
It was nice meeting you and Tina on the last day! It’s super cool to have these videos show more of yalls perspectives on the trip! Wishing you both the best 💫
It was nice meeting you, Abi!
The tour on the roof is surprising! I had no idea this was possible, and I've watched a few Camino finishes, and I even have a friend who hiked it! I don't think he did the roof tour. I'm definitely going to check that out when I get there 😊
Thanks for the amazing videos Jay!
Thank you! That was incredible ♥️
great video. thank you
Someone had to have the imagination for the plan of those buildings. My mind is way too plain and simple. Someone had to be able to put the plans into building the structures. Someone had to pay for them. Then there needs to be money for maintenance, cleaning, repairs, remodeling, all things for upkeep. Services may be voluntary; but, the church people have to make a living too. I can’t begin to determine the cost. Jay, your videography is extraordinary and much appreciated. Thank you for sharing this. From northern Kentucky
Wonderful video, thank you.
What an amazing journey! Great job and great videos! Loved every minute! 👏🏼❤️