Day 3 on the Camino de Baztan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2024
- (July 2023) Camino Baztan Day 3: Urdax to Berroeta, 28km
Lodging: Albergue de Peregrinos de Berroeta, 8 euros (well equipped kitchen, no food or services in village so must bring your own food to cook)
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I hear about those locked doors but luckily I haven’t come across any. They could become deadly if there’s a fire. I start the Norte soon and will check for for at least 2 unlocked exits for each place I stay.
Lovely to wake up at midnight here in Calif and see your post. Beautiful!
I'm kind of in awe at the spectacular scenery. I'd be pretty freaked out, being locked inside an albergue like that. Thanks for keeping calm. LOL. My first thought was to climb out a window. LOL.
Thanks and buen Camino!
I'm thoroughly enjoying following you on the Baztan. Thanks so much.
Oh gosh I just love the gorgeous views! The guest book is also so cool to look through.
Beautiful views! Thank you for sharing your journey.
Really lovely walk today.....i am living my hiking vicariously through you...thank you kindly x
I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
What a gorgeous walk. It seems like you are the only one around!
Great video again! Still love the crunching gravel!! ☺️
Nadine a thousand thanks for these videos, they are truly amazing. What a pity that you will not stay a little longer in Elizondo, because it is a town with a lot of charm, magic and tradition. I look forward to your next video, that one of the path that climbs to the port of Belate, which I understand is one of the loneliest places but in turn the most beautiful and impressive of the Baztán.
My wife and I already have some roads of Santiago behind us (English and its variant of A Coruña, Portuguese, Finisterre). This year we are going to do this, the way of the Baztán in the middle of September, I mean, soon we’ll be there. Let’s see how it goes.
I repeat many thanks for your videos, your smile and your sympathy and "Buen Camino" ¡¡¡ULTREIA!!!
Wow... this route is really beautiful and seems kinda magical. Ah, a new saga with a new stick... yay! Cheers and adventure on!
Such a beautiful camino! Thank you for posting 😊
Wow! such a day of trail magic! a bathroom when you need it, more services than expected, your newest walking stick, a new friend, and a beer to end the day (Eagle Beer)! So many of the scenes remind me of Ireland. Do all albergues have guest books? I can't remember seeing one in anyone else's videos.
What a wonderful place to be. Here I am sailing in the Med dreaming of amino 😂
such beautiful country! would love to hear your thoughts about walking alone...such a different Camino! thanks for sharing! ultreia!
Nice
WHAT!! A public bathroom in the middle of the woods in Spain!
HA! Honestly, it felt like a mirage. I hadn't seen anyone in hours, it was rainy and foggy and almost a little eerie, and then at the top of a big climb I see a bathroom? Like, was it even real??
@@NadineWalks Woah!! I would have thought "Did I accidentally walk back to France??!" LOL
Well, the door still has issues as myself and another German peregrino are currently stuck inside! With 2 other peregrinos waiting outside unable to get in🤦♀️🤦♀️
Oh no!!!!!! I hope it's resolved quickly, you'll have to report back! (and make sure that they figure this out so that you're not locked in overnight...)
We were rescued before too long luckily! 🤞 there are no issues tomorrow. Everything has been wonderful so far and I'm looking forward to getting an early start in the morning to begin the climb over the mountains. Thanks so much for making these videos, they have been so helpful for me in my planning!
😁☕♥️🙏💪 Ty again !! ✨✨✨
I had to laugh when you mentioned you only lost 15 minutes due to the door situation. So very American to be obsessed with time. You’re on the Camino… relax. There is no wrong turn, the journey is the goal. I’m guessing that somewhere you will relax and adapt the spirit of the road.
Maybe a fixation on time IS an influence of my culture, though I do think it's a leap to assume I'm not relaxed or that I need to adapt somehow. I've walked lots of Camino's, and I love the way I walk! All the while knowing that the way we each walk a Camino is unique to us, that my journey may be different than yours.
No worries, it wasn’t meant to offend you. You be you and keep walking! I enjoy your vlogs immensely!