Camino de Santiago Documentary | Heading into the MESETA where the heat is starting to rise | Ep 19
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Join us on our travels on the Camino de Santiago! About this episode:
We leave Hornilleos del Camino on a most beautiful walk through the region Burgos on Day 17 (definitely Day 17, not 18) after resting in a lovely alburgue (www.elalfardeh...).
Louise shares with us the joys of 'fiddling' with perfectly good Compeed plasters over blisters and what could happen to your partners shorts if you do.
After stopping at the ruins of the St. Anthony Hospital for a drink and refresh, and we highly recommend that you do spend 10 minutes here, we continue our journey towards Castrojeriz through vibrant fields of bright red poppies.
We get ourselves checked into our alburgue for the evening, wash our socks, have a little rest and then head out with the kids for a dinner. We stayed at alburgue Orion (www.alberguesc...) and the team there were so lovely and supportive.
Catch us on Episode 20 when you see us tackle the next stage of our walk on the Camino!
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What a little trooper Megan is. Such a cool kid. She shares her mother’s positive disposition.
Thank you...I will pass it on and she blush ☺️
La mejor época para El Camino por estas tierras de Castilla y León. BUEN CAMINO Y...BUENA SUERTE
Ola Manuel Bajo Perez...Gracias ... estas son las áreas más hermosas que hemos encontrado en nuestros viajes y somos muy afortunados de haber tenido la oportunidad de experimentarlas 😃
San Anton alberque is the best in all the Camino. That energy!! Omg!! 💞
Yeah 🤣
It was strangely coincidental and very tragic that I watched this video the day of the Queen’s death. I met her on one of her visits to Canada. I was in the army then and in charge of her travel arrangements/security in one of our cities. Like her husband, she was very kind and charming. We all mourn her loss
Hey Mark, she was such a special woman and definitely will be missed. We are glad to have been able to witness her reign 😃. What an opportunity you had to have met her in person 👍
Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺, loving watching your family adventure, Megan is beautiful and easy going “ Go Girl 👏👏👏”.
Hope she realises how lucky a blister free Camino is! Thanks for showing us your days,
enjoying seeing “ family” take on the challenge of the Camino and themselves. Buon Camino
Hey Christine...thank you. We have loved this experience and would highly recommend to any family thinking of doing it. Blister free Camino...she is one lucky young lady 😄
I stay y in Hontanas, a take a bath in the local public pool and it was amazing. I remember every step. 😍
Lush! 🏊♀️
Wow, it's so green! When I walked this in mid- to late-July, it was all golden instead of green.
It was a beautiful walk!
Hello from Maine, USA. The timing of this video was perfect as a friend of mine just walked on the same roads yesterday. The poppies are no longer there! I’m glad you shared them. Take care. Happy resting
Wow...we think that we have been exceptionally lucky to have been able to see the poppies out whilst we were walking. Thank you, all feet are currently taking a well earned rest 👣
What gorgeous poppy fields!
Stunning! So vibrant again the landscape...wish we could;d have bottled it! 😃
Hi😊
I never use the compeed. I prefere Tensoplast... it's much more gentle on your feet you can take it of or just leave it on...
(it's like a stretching sports tape)
But with that as well (and any other tape).. as you now know... don't take it of if you think the skin will follow with it... BUEN CAMINO ❣️
Morning The Walking Veteran....good recommendation there and yes, don't take it off the skin before being ready 😣
Hi from New Zealand. Been enjoying your trip each day. Walked that Camino on 2015 and really enjoyed. If you’re thinking of another bucket list item, consider the Via de la Plata from Seville. Not one for the kids as it’s about 400km longer and not much support but well worth it.
You have pricked our ears there Ruby....thanks for the pointer 👣
Beautiful footage of everything, beautiful music. I love how you show the path, what it’s like. The poppies were so gorgeous. We aren’t going to have these same vibrant colors when we go in September 😕. Oh well, we’ll find a different kind of beauty. Thanks again
Hey Nancy...yes, there will be a different colour when you go in September, the Camino' beauty will not fail you 👣
I remember those beautiful poppies from a Camino we did in May. So gorgeous! Brings back a lot of good memories.
Aren't they stunning...like a sea of red. I wish that I had a drone (it is on my birthday list 😄) to really show off the colours that we saw coming into Castrojeriz.
Hi you two, I know it is a long way off but I can't wait until you to are oldes(about the bathroom) haha. Chris from Sydney, Australia.
Hey Chris...lol, I don't think that I (Mark) am too far away from being 'that one' in the bathroom 🥴. There was one thing that we didn't catch in this footage, but Louise was waiting outside of one of the bathrooms for about 5 minutes that morning waiting for the occupier to leave (with a little queue behind her of eager Pilgrims ready to use it also) and then someone realised it was empty 🤣
@@EverydayJourneysTV Mark, I think we have all been there. Chris from Sydney, Australia.
@@christ3415 totally 😆
At 2:33 - The Blister Saga - Ewee !!! Blisters, Uncomfy Alburgues, Meseta, HEAT - Yikes !!! Having Fun Yet ??? ULTREIA PILGRIM
Isn't it funny how everyone has a remedy/cure for blisters whilst walking the Camino 😃 It think that you just need to do what you need to do to survive 👣