Quick Camino Packing List Video! (Summer 2023)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- A quick video showing everything that’s in my pack for this year’s Camino!
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I’m on the Camino now! I’ll finish around August 31st. I didn’t plan to walk and traveled to SJPP from Yerevan (Armenia) so I had nothing, outside of my regular clothes. 😂 😂😂 I’ve been world traveling since last November. I left my suitcase, with my old Peace Corps host family, in Armenia, and then purchased walking shoes, a hat, walking poles, and a backpack 🎒.
Nadine thank you so much for your very helpful videos. They have been so informative as I plan a camino walk next spring. You are a bright star in this hug sky of TH-cam videos!!!
Ahh thanks for the videos Nadine. I start my first Camino (Frances) next Monday from SJPDP. Your videos have definitely helped me this year in my preparations! Buen Camino!
Buen Camino Kate, it’s going to be an amazing time!!
Great video! Thanks!
Thank you for your video. Tea drinker here. Definite yes on the electric coil😊
It is great to see what actually makes it I to the pack during a trip and what didn’t turn out to be necessary. Thanks for another useful video.
Thanks so much for this video. I will be leaving soon for my camino and this is so helpful. I enjoy all your videos.
Really enjoyed your PC from a year or so ago. Was wondering what is the size your pack? Also, about how many miles do you wear you "shoes" before trading and do you use boots, trail runners, etc? Buen Camino
Dear Nadine, thank you so much for the video❤ You inspired me to go on my third Camino this September, the Camino del Norte! Hope you have an amazing time with the rest of your walk!!
thank you!! I did ask- so happy. Feel better
Fantastic to see everything that fits on a pretty small backpack. Since I've been living on a sailboat I've gotten used to washing my underwear every night in the sink, so I totally understand only needing a few pairs of knickers and sports bras. Can't wait to do my first camino❤
As usual thanks for the video.
I guess I should be thinking of getting my stuff ready for next month. I decided on the Ruta Do Mar into the Ingles.
You are a good example to us all.
Thanks for sharing what you bring on your walks. What is the brand of your favorite socks?
So interesting to see what you take on your Caminos! When you get home do you go through everything and look at what you used and what you didn't? I do that after backpack trips.
Great video, thank you. Which cup are you using with your Nalgene bottle? That is a pretty slick setup.
Thanks for another great video; I relied on them to prepare for my first Camino this past spring. I'd love it if you were to share a picture of your credential! I loved collecting sellos, and my own completed credential is much more dear to me than my Compestela!
What size pack do you have? I'm using an Osprey 32L for the Portuguese Camino in 3 weeks. Thank you for your time and excellent advice! Bom Camino!
I can't believe you didn't need your emergency tuna, especially with the lack of services you've encountered. I went through 5 tins of emergency tuna this year and almost needed a 6th. Great video, thanks for sharing 😊
Hi love your videos. Wondering what software do you use to edit and do you do it on the way.
Great packing video, Nadine! I am definitely adding a mask to my pack. I love following you on all your Caminos. You are one of my inspirations 💕 Maybe we’ll bump into each other in ‘24. Buen Camino!
Thank you, what a kind thing to say! And I do hope we'll bump into each other on a Camino next year, what fun that would be!
Thanks Nadine, allways like your videos. I will start walking my first camino in the beginning of september, do you think I will need a dunjacket or can I only take a warm sweeter and a rainjacket? I hope to walk even in october. Hug Lotta
Hi Nadine, what I found useful was clothes pegs, washing line and liquid soap to wash clothes. Many hostels use clothes driers, which annoys me.
Ditto, except I use safety pins rather than pegs. Smaller, lighter and your washing doesn't fly off the line when it's windy. Plus you can use them for holding wet washing on your backpack.
Come to think of it, I suspect I got that tip from one of Nadine's previous videos 😂
Great advice! I also bring clothes pegs (I might have forgotten to mention that), and use the bar of soap for washing, but liquid soap is probably just as good, if not better!
Would you recommend taking a town dress something to wear after hiking?
I believe in a previous video you had a black dress, I am more comfortable in a simple dress at the end of the day
You're looking very well. Did the heat get to you sometimes? How much weight are you toting? Thanks.
Where do you find electricity to use for your electric coil when out walking? And how much extra room do you have in your pack with all that stuff in it? I know your pack is a 24. I'm trying to decide on one and would love to go that small. Thanks! xo, Aurora
Hi helpful vid. What size back pack did you have
It’s a 24 liter- pretty small, but it works for me! (though when it’s time for a new pack I’ll probably get a slightly bigger one, something like 32 liters would be perfect for the Camino)
quick question about morning coffee: I saw you packed a few instant coffee sachets - is that necessary or will I find vending machines at albergues? I'm just genuinely worried I might have to hit the road before having my cup of joe (awful!)
Awesome video! I start my first camino in two weeks and I have a question about booking the space for the night. Do you book the space in advance or look for it when you arrive to your destination? I am nervous I might struggle with finding a place for the night.
Book your first couple of nights and take it from there, if you're walking the Frances, the first three nights. And don't overdo those first couple of days - we're not all Nadine's! No way I can do some of the kms she's capable of 😊
Thanks - very helpful. What size is that pack? (I'm currently working on a 65 litre capacity for my walk next year.)
Hi. I assume you're a guy (Philip), so yes I think you can bring a bigger pack. Some ppl recommend 35 to 40L only and to keep the weight around 10% of your body weight. I haven't done the Camino but my pack is 40L (I'm a girl). I've used it for some hikes and yes, I think that 10% of body weight (or less) is ideal. If you're a filmmaker or vlogger, your pack may be heavier due to more equipment. I think in other vids, Nadine has mentioned that her pack is 24L. Hope that helps. Buen camino!
Sorry, Forgot to ask . Do you carry laundry sheets or anything , or is it easier to use what’s around ?
one last question - Do you not like carrying a water bladder? I was thinking the water bottles would cause a inbalance in my pack. Just curious. Thanks again!
Great packing list. What is the brand and weight of your sleep sack?
It’s the REI travel sleep sac, though my model is no longer available. Weight is 1 lb 13 oz
Is it rare that there is no way of boiling water in the albergues in the morning? If yes, I must found an electric coil like yours, I need my tea ! :) Can you give us a link to the one you have please? Thank you so much for your videos, so informative!
Albergues often have a microwave but not always, and I've been caught several times without a way to boil water (though it also depends on which route you're walking!) I think an electric coil is definitely not needed for most, but I really like having mine with me. This is the kind I purchased: Lewis N. Clark Portable Immersion Water Heater
How many litres is your Deuter back pack?
Did you get your Back Pack on the plane as Carry On again , do you have a bag for it so the straps are not loose ?
Do you have a waterproof bag to take your valuables in the shower with you ?
I know always Questions 😂
This is my bag of snacks , and this is my other snacks and this is my emergency snacks Lol Sorry couldn’t resist
Thank you very much for showing your kit it helps Chronic over packers like
myself 😅
Yes, I’ve never had a problem getting my backpack on as a carry on! And since it’s in the overhead bin I don’t put it in a bag or anything, I’d probably only do that if I were checking it. And the daybag I use is what I take into the shower, it’s not quite waterproof but somewhat water resistant, and never gets too wet. And the snacks, HA! So many!! 😂 (please don’t apologize for the questions!! That’s why I post stuff like this!)
What kinda and size is you pack?
It's a Deuter ACT Trail 24 liter!
Curious- how easy is it to freeze a water bottle?
I just bought a small plastic water bottle at the store, and put it in a freezer whenever the albergue had one (and it was quite often!)
Nice to know!
Can you say what brand the pack is? Thanks
It’s a Deuter ACT Trail 24 (if you search through recent videos, I just made one all about it!)
@@NadineWalks thanks, yes I found it. And thanks for doing the shoe video! I was inspired by yours and Liam Briwns videos of the Portuguese coastal route. Am getting things together and wondering why the heck did I think I could do it. Trying to ignore those thoughts. Planning to leave early May. X
I'm curious, you don't walk with a water bladder?
I don't- with my pack and the size of my water bottle, I can easily reach around to grab it as I'm walking (and put the bottle back in the side pocket easily too). I know water bladders can be convenient, but since I have no trouble accessing my water bottle, I think that refilling it is much more convenient than a bladder would be. But I do think this is a matter of personal preference!
I didn't know that you did daily Vaseline on your feet. I have tried it but am not sure if I like it, feels sort of odd
I’ve been doing it ever since my first Camino, and it seems to work for me!
@@NadineWalkshi. Is the Vaseline a lotion/ moisturiser or petroleum jelly? I'm not from the US. Here, the Vaseline brand makes lotions but your small container looked like petroleum jelly to me. Thnx!