Walking the Camino: 500 miles on the way to Santiago. The St. James Way. Part 1 - English version
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This is the first part of my trip on the St. James Way in Spain. This part covers the first ten days on the french way, starting from St. Jean Pied de Port.
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Even without your drone, the photography is beautiful. Thank you for the adventure. Peace. 😊✌️
Thanks for writing! Glad that you like it. Part 2 probably in two weeks….
Wonderful presentation, beautifully paced and explained. It made me feel I was back on the road 🙏🏼
I started my Camino journey in 2011 and have returned many times , hopefully I will be back soon.
Buen Camino .
Hi Sean! Thanks for taking the time to watch and write. Still working on the final part 4, takes some more days. And I’m also right now in the middle of planning my next camino. Ultreia!
Thank you for this wonderful trip down memory lane. I first walked the Camino Frances in 2010 - not knowing at the start it was a Holy Year and very, very busy especially the last 100km from Sarria. The second time I had time only to walk half and it was so much quieter and more pleasant. You struck a holy year too it seems as due to Covid the Pope extended 2021 to encompass 2022 hence the busy journey. I have to say I much preferred a “non” holy year. I really enjoyed your commentary and the way you filmed this journey. Thank you again for the trip down memory lane - now onto part 2. Regards from New Zealand.
Hi Lynn! Thanks for writing. Well I have done this thing now around 20 times (not always the Frances and only twice the whole thing at once). Anyway: I think it was more about the end of covid and not such much because of the holy year. Things have changed a lot over the years. Too many people is the new normal. That’s why I usually walk the alternative routes. Much closer to my original experience.
This is one of the best camino uploads I've watched.. I did the camino Frances a few years ago and this video really captures the feelings and issues I faced...as well as the gorgeous scenery. But the best part of this video is the music! So beautiful!
Hey Liz! Thanks for taking the time to watch & write your comment. Happy you like it!
Thanks for that, Dirk. I found it really relaxing to watch and it reminded me of my own May camino in 2018.
Thanks for watching & glad that you liked it!
Thoroughly enjoyed this very easy walk with you..... As I'm horizontal in bed. Kept me awake! Worth it. I liked seeing your view and appreciated the camera not being focused on yourself. Your stories and historical knowledge of the sites were fabulous instead of the usual personal life stories that seem to be a popular dialogue among many. Thank you so very much. I'm grateful. Onto part 2 I go.
Hey Alisa! Thanks for watching and giving this very much appreciated feedback. It’s nice that you have received it just as I wanted it to be received. Probably tomorrow I will be ready to publish part 3, so hope to see you there…
Thank you for mentioning the Camino as a spiritual trip.
Danke fürs Mitnehmen. Wir haben alle deine Videos geschaut, es war immer sehr schön, dabei zu sein. Grüße HCF
Danke euch fürs Zuschauen! Und nächstes Jahr kommt bestimmt was neues.
Great video, loved the slow nature and your commentary, thanks for sharing
Thanks for writing and happy, you liked it!
Enjoyed coming along with you. We will be doing the Camino this year and looking forward to this adventure. Buen Camino.
Thanks for writing and happy that you liked it. Have a great camino!
@@Caminotips watching your part 2
Andy Jensen, R I P , thank you for that interview with Andy, the only known video that I've seen?his app Camino Ninja was by far the best I've used, enjoyed your part with reliving Camino......
You're right. He was such a nice guy. I talked to him for quite a while and only after our conversation I had the idea to record it. Too late, so it's just very small amount of material. It seems, that they have taken the App out of the App Store, so it seems like it went to pilgrim's paradise together with him.
Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I hope one day to do this. I am a new subscriber.
Thank you! Next one is in preparation
I actually like your English videos better than the German ones, despite being German myself. Not sure why. Have a nice X-mas time!
Wait till you see my Chinese version :)
Beautifully made video.
Thanks for writing! Happy you like it.
Lovely video it brings back great memories when I did it 5 years ago and 2 years ago I went from Lisbon to Porto and now I think I will do another one in the spring life chainge
John Connors Ireland
Anyone from India in that walk?
Last year I met the first guy from India ever.
@@Caminotips this time anybody??
@@someone77811 yes. You can see him briefly in the scene at the Cowboy Bar, (Part 3). There are plenty of people from all over the world. Not too many Indians. Quite a lot of Koreans, people from South America, the US…
What date did you start this camino?
I was hiking in May
@@Caminotips My God, I´m really surprised, I´m planning to do my Camino in May/2023 and I didn´t know the weather would be like that! By the way, wonderful video! Congrats.
The Anglo-Saxons have not yet got rid of the complex of Dr. Livingstone or Lawrence of Arabia and they give the Camino de Santiago a significance as an adventure or as an internal journey that it no longer has, firstly because the Camino passes through areas where in the worst of In less than 4 hours walking, you can find where to have a cold beer, a pharmacy, an ATM or a supermarket... Secondly, the road has lost, except for believers who still believe the story of the forgiveness of sins, all spiritual transcendence, due to its massification. Moreover, I think that a numerus clausus should begin to be imposed. If today someone wants to make an inner journey in solitude, there are much less traveled routes, with the same landscapes and historical monuments. Today the road is a tourist route, as in medieval times it was a commercial and cultural route, through which the Gothic style was introduced in Spain and served for its diffusion also for its diffusion to the countries of the pilgrims. In my opinion, the importance of the Camino de Santiago is that it was together with Charlemagne that led Europe to consider itself a unit and made the Scandinavians to the Hungarians and the Irish to the Poles believe they belonged to the same community, which broke with the Reform and has now been reborn with the European Union
Well, that's your view and I do respect that. And it sounds pretty wise, too :) Though my philosophy is much more simple: walk and try to find what you're looking for. And i you don't find it, go and look somewhere else.
Racist, judgemental, patronising and pointless ...... all in one post . You walk in no one else's shoes .
@@seanclark2085 Anti Anglo-Saxon racism... LOL. You have made my day. British humor is at its best