The Camino Frances. Episode 4. The Meseta (days 14-20)
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- Walking through the famous Meseta on the Camino Frances, from Burgos to León. Daily pilgrim's life, highlights of the walk, best albergues on the way, ups and downs.
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Ahhhh: walk the Mesta in the spring with waves of green wheat and poppies galore-my beautiful Meseta.
In fall it looks very different.
Love you showing how grumpy you are feeling. Keeping it real. Appreciate it. We all get that.
Thanks! After a couple of weeks of getting up before 6am I did get very grumpy! Later in the walk, I started staying in private more, slept later and it improved my mood quite a lot!
It looks like you may have even been hungry angry on top of that. Any way loved that you didn’t always show picture perfect stuff,... the whole point is to feel your stuff,... thanks for sharing again enjoy all yr videos
Beautiful videos! Thank you for sharing! Buen Camino!😀
Thank you!,
Thanks for your video. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
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I started walking at 8:30 9am i used dar plugs in albergues, it was so hot tho walking in the heat, but no way I get up before 7am
Don't blame you a bit!
which camino is the most interesting and most beautiful? Doesn't sound like Frances is it
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it's a good video, can i ask you what season n date did you start the camino? thank you for sharingg:)
Hi! I started on 1st September from St.Jean
Great video showing what it's really like out there for some people. Personally, I didn't find any of the problems that you complain about frequently in this video to be anything more than just "life on the camino". I think there are obviously things that occur in albergues that can be frustrating, but I think part of the lessons of walking the Camino is to experience that which you are not comfortable with and find a way to accept it with grace. If you have to get up early so many days in a row, then this should humble you when you consider how many people in the world have to do that everyday for years. You are only having to do it for a few days while simply walking from A to B across a beautiful country with wonderful people. There is a lot to enjoy on the Camino, but we all have to accept the small inconveniences sometimes.
Your criticism of the section of the Camino called the Meseta is just your experience of it, and comparing with other Caminos that you have walked, which is fine. However, for me and many other pilgrims the Meseta is one of most amazing parts of the Camino. The open planes and vastness to the horizon seem to bring the sky closer to you. If you allow the silence and space to enter your mind you will discover deep feelings and emotions that can now find a way to release while walking through the vast empty spaces. There are plenty of occasions to meet and speak to other people on the Camino Francés, but you can also find time to reflect and experience the inner journey too.
yes it's boring. You're limping a little yes?. hang in there we are all pulling for you
you definitelly complain too much