Correction for you at 5:28 on video. The sign refers to the region of El Bierzo, part of the province of León. The village at this point is called El Acebo. It's a long winding route down to Molinaseca - but there are two routes. The longer but easier route is by road, the other route leaves the road and takes you along uneven hillside paths that can be hard going on the knees and ankles.
Efren love, you left your stone for your nails, not your beard. I love the 5 o’clock shadow myself! Thank you for sharing your life and travels with us. Buen Camino!
You're very handsome either way and I love your sense of humor. It was a good binge during these self-isolation weeks. Plan on doing the Camino Portuguese fingers crossed in Sept or Oct. Love all your information and vlogs so well shot! And I love your flowers behind your ears! Keep shooting the vlogs handsome!
I like the bit of soft peach fuzz when it get past the rough stubble stage, as long as it is shaped well along the jaw line and off the neck. Once the beard starts becoming long enough to run your fingers through, its time to trim it back to a nice soft 1/4 inch or so.... thanks for sharing your journey....
Hasta esa Cruz llegamos, como parte de la celebración de los diás en las Diócesis de la Jornada Mundial de la Juventud Madrid 2011. Una gran experiencia que me ha dejado el deseo y el sueño de realizar el camino de Santiago. Mientras agradezco a todos ustedes que nos hacen parte de su peregrinación. Yo soy venezolana y aún vivo en Venezuela. Por eso no he podido volver
I have just put your name forward as a candidate for canonisation.I have suggested to the pope that you should be called Saint Slow.(Hedging my bets) I have also contacted the devil - I have long suspected that he gave you a task.If so,then you have carried-out persecuting we mere humans with real vigour and quite some aplomb.I'll explain:while awaiting the next segments of your journey I have been passing the time away by trying to teach myself to climb walls using only my finger nails.Last thing:I have cancelled all plans and ambitions for the next.....several years;so slow down!take your time to download the rest of the journey simply because of the silver lining to being one of your viewers.I may not live for ever;but thanks to you the side-effect of the wait makes it seem like I have lived for ever! (You are a very laid-back fella,ain't ya?).
Love your videos, beautifully put together, both informative & entertaining. Keep the beard - beards are makeup for men- not that you need it of course :)
You look like Chayanne Thank you for sharing all the trajectory. Now I have a better idea of what I'm getting into next month lol hailing from your same location Cheers!
My son loves castles, and he is very interested in the Templars, so this should prove to be a very welcomed little side trip on our camino. Did you walk through that red clay mud that I read about? I've heard that it just sticks to your shoes and makes you about 3 inches taller! Looked like this day was fairly inexpensive, also! Thanks again for sharing
Efrén, enjoy your vids. How are you editing your videos on the road, and how frequently would you say you were able to upload on the Camino? Will be a pilgrim starting August. It’s gonna be a hot one.
thank you Seth. I did not edit from the Camino; you simply won't have the time or will sacrifice the interaction with other pilgrims. August is very hot and crowded. buen camino.
Love the rugged look! It suits you well on the Camino :-). Nice video as usual. Love the drone shots. And of course the flowers of the day! I love discovering more of your journey each time, and smiling along the way. I am dreading the end of it! By the way... how are your nails these days?? :-)
Agree with favoring over-the-ankle hiking boots. They are heavier but reduce the risk of ankle sprains and they have a thicker sole which prevents your foot bottom from being bruised by all the little stones you step on. In the USA, serious young hikers who do the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail swear by trail runners. Which is fine when you're in your twenties. Question: do you have to tip when eating in bars and restaurants?
Estoy muy bien. Hace un año que terminé el Camino. Entonces, fui a mirar algunos videos. Me pareció el suyo, recordé que nos habíamos conocido en Léon. Cuando fui a ver a los demás me encantó la calidad de su trabajo. Para mi sorpresa me vi en uno de ellos y dos de mis compañeros de caminata. También vi Francisco, otro brasileño, que lo encontré en Villafranca del Bierzo. Además de Fernando, que lo conocí en el albergue de San Nicolás y en la subida de O Cebreiro. Al ver sus vídeos me dio la voluntad de seguir mi proyecto: editar mi diario. Quien sabe un día lo publique.
13:23 That there's what commonly referred to as an eccentric bum, lol. A wanderer. Vagabond etc. Probably staying outside, or in donativo's and panhandling for euros. They have become more commonplace on the Frances these days, and I imagine they were on it during Medieval times.
@@Walk_with_Efren I met a woman on the Frances that told me she was a druid, and asked if I wanted to pray to the trees with her. Nice lady, but I politely declined, lol.
Keep the beard... Saludos de Montenegro! You should visit my country, it fairly little but you can go swimming in the morning, and have dinner in the mountains.. Everything is so close...
@@Walk_with_Efren ok Thank you Efren I m planing to do the Camino Frances April -May So your videos have been super useful, entertaining and educational. Thank you
El Bierzo es una comarca.....no un pueblo.....Ponferrada es la capital del Bierzo....Bierzo Alto y Bierzo Bajo!.....mi Berzo.....orgulloso de ser Berciano....left @ the age of 18.....I'm 70 now....Left w/Franco .....now I have Tramp....jejejeje
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You are not a drone man but a flowerboy , what we like you is your witty in history trivia
Art 2:04 the Explanation of Cruz de Ferro . Nice !!!
Correction for you at 5:28 on video. The sign refers to the region of El Bierzo, part of the province of León. The village at this point is called El Acebo. It's a long winding route down to Molinaseca - but there are two routes. The longer but easier route is by road, the other route leaves the road and takes you along uneven hillside paths that can be hard going on the knees and ankles.
If you ever think of putting all the videos onto a DVD for sell, please let me know. You have an amazing work here.
LOVE THE FLOWERS, I love following you, rain again, x
Efren love, you left your stone for your nails, not your beard. I love the 5 o’clock shadow myself! Thank you for sharing your life and travels with us. Buen Camino!
You're very handsome either way and I love your sense of humor. It was a good binge during these self-isolation weeks. Plan on doing the Camino Portuguese fingers crossed in Sept or Oct. Love all your information and vlogs so well shot! And I love your flowers behind your ears! Keep shooting the vlogs handsome!
You are fine the way you are. It looks good on you and the most important is your personality.
The mustache looks good. Rocking it!
I like the bit of soft peach fuzz when it get past the rough stubble stage, as long as it is shaped well along the jaw line and off the neck. Once the beard starts becoming long enough to run your fingers through, its time to trim it back to a nice soft 1/4 inch or so.... thanks for sharing your journey....
Coffee, toast and a side of toilet paper LOL. This has been your best joking line till today.
Watching you all the way from Australia, love watching your journey 😃
Hasta esa Cruz llegamos, como parte de la celebración de los diás en las Diócesis de la Jornada Mundial de la Juventud Madrid 2011. Una gran experiencia que me ha dejado el deseo y el sueño de realizar el camino de Santiago. Mientras agradezco a todos ustedes que nos hacen parte de su peregrinación. Yo soy venezolana y aún vivo en Venezuela. Por eso no he podido volver
Thank you for the videos! I'm always looking forward to them now
love the beard, love your energy.. love watching your camino.. the castle looks fabulous too! xxxxx
Watching all your video religiously. Love the drone shots. I'm doing the camino starting Sep 2nd can't wait :)
Buen camino!!!
SummitXtreme Thanks man :)
I have just put your name forward as a candidate for canonisation.I have suggested to the pope that you should be called Saint Slow.(Hedging my bets) I have also contacted the devil - I have long suspected that he gave you a task.If so,then you have carried-out persecuting we mere humans with real vigour and quite some aplomb.I'll explain:while awaiting the next segments of your journey I have been passing the time away by trying to teach myself to climb walls using only my finger nails.Last thing:I have cancelled all plans and ambitions for the next.....several years;so slow down!take your time to download the rest of the journey simply because of the silver lining to being one of your viewers.I may not live for ever;but thanks to you the side-effect of the wait makes it seem like I have lived for ever! (You are a very laid-back fella,ain't ya?).
Love your videos, beautifully put together, both informative & entertaining. Keep the beard - beards are makeup for men- not that you need it of course :)
Love your videos and i do like your beard :D
You look like Chayanne Thank you for sharing all the trajectory. Now I have a better idea of what I'm getting into next month lol hailing from your same location Cheers!
lol Chayanne!! you are welcome. Thanks for the laugh.
Greetings from California. Excellent story telling my friend.
thank you Ralph. I lived in LA for three years not long ago. I miss Cali like you wouldn't believe.
I love your videos! Buen Camino 😀
Thanks ... great video 🍁🍁
REally enjoying your vlogs - great work. I hope you do another of the camino routes :-) Buen Camino
My son loves castles, and he is very interested in the Templars, so this should prove to be a very welcomed little side trip on our camino. Did you walk through that red clay mud that I read about? I've heard that it just sticks to your shoes and makes you about 3 inches taller! Looked like this day was fairly inexpensive, also! Thanks again for sharing
Pam Czachor didn't get much mud, mostly rain but I also hear stories.
Efrén, enjoy your vids. How are you editing your videos on the road, and how frequently would you say you were able to upload on the Camino? Will be a pilgrim starting August. It’s gonna be a hot one.
thank you Seth. I did not edit from the Camino; you simply won't have the time or will sacrifice the interaction with other pilgrims. August is very hot and crowded. buen camino.
I was so happy to see 2 videos to watch today! I'm enjoying your journey vlogs.
(& facial hair is hot...hubba hubba ;)
Bierzo wasn't on this stage, but further on. Assuming this footage was of Acebo?
Clean shaven all the way
Guess I better bring a bigger stone than the one you left!
I'm loving your videos and I really like the unshaven slightly bearded look!
The stash gets worst 😂 thanks for watching
......the beard.....???...gives a maturity of a lived in face....from boy to man!!!!!!..Great adventure, thank you...will be there Sept.2018.
Love the rugged look! It suits you well on the Camino :-). Nice video as usual. Love the drone shots. And of course the flowers of the day! I love discovering more of your journey each time, and smiling along the way. I am dreading the end of it! By the way... how are your nails these days?? :-)
Thank you Caroline. My nails... don't ask lol it's a 20+ years bad habit I'm still struggling to kick. I have my good days and bad ones.
Agree with favoring over-the-ankle hiking boots. They are heavier but reduce the risk of ankle sprains and they have a thicker sole which prevents your foot bottom from being bruised by all the little stones you step on. In the USA, serious young hikers who do the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail swear by trail runners. Which is fine when you're in your twenties.
Question: do you have to tip when eating in bars and restaurants?
The menus are consistent through out
Estuvimos juntos en el Albergue de San Nicolás, ya habíamos estado en el mismo albergue en Leon!
Claro que si. Me acuerdo de ti. Como has estado?
Estoy muy bien. Hace un año que terminé el Camino. Entonces, fui a mirar algunos videos. Me pareció el suyo, recordé que nos habíamos conocido en Léon. Cuando fui a ver a los demás me encantó la calidad de su trabajo. Para mi sorpresa me vi en uno de ellos y dos de mis compañeros de caminata. También vi Francisco, otro brasileño, que lo encontré en Villafranca del Bierzo. Además de Fernando, que lo conocí en el albergue de San Nicolás y en la subida de O Cebreiro. Al ver sus vídeos me dio la voluntad de seguir mi proyecto: editar mi diario. Quien sabe un día lo publique.
Is it the ladies liking facial manscape? Hahaha!
I really like your hat! What brand is it?
Thanks H. here is the link to my gear page.
www.efrengonzalez.com/hiking-gear
Thanks. Very useful info.(and inspiration) in your videos. Btw.your beard looks cool tho. ;-)
13:23
That there's what commonly referred to as an eccentric bum, lol. A wanderer. Vagabond etc. Probably staying outside, or in donativo's and panhandling for euros.
They have become more commonplace on the Frances these days, and I imagine they were on it during Medieval times.
he was a nice guy
@@Walk_with_Efren I met a woman on the Frances that told me she was a druid, and asked if I wanted to pray to the trees with her. Nice lady, but I politely declined, lol.
@@HillTrekkerSarge 😂😂😂
After you get to Finisterre can you walk back via the Camino de Santiago del Norte route? I like your video's.
Keep the beard... Saludos de Montenegro! You should visit my country, it fairly little but you can go swimming in the morning, and have dinner in the mountains.. Everything is so close...
I will
Moja Crnogorka? 😉 Jesi li bila na Camino ?
what are you using the canon for.... seems you are using your mobile and vlogging stick? love the big sandwiches. reminds me of holidays.
No cell phone nor vlogging stick. I used a canon 5d mark iv with a 24-70mm lens handheld.
no way!
I like your beard!
Nice joke about Molinaseca, I wonder how people get the joke. It's a pretty little town at the foot of the hills.
Enjoying your videos 💫🎉
What’s the name of the tape you recommended?
KT Tape -> amzn.to/3yILP8E
@@Walk_with_Efren I meant the tape for your feet to avoid blisters , you mentioned you bought more on the way
Oh. Those are just regular tape you find at the pharmacy. I don't know what they are called.
@@Walk_with_Efren ok
Thank you Efren
I m planing to do the Camino Frances April -May
So your videos have been super useful, entertaining and educational. Thank you
No había albergues más cerca del pueblo? Debiste seguir caminando por todo España tomando drone videos...
Good luck for you that you have no worse problems than biting your nails!
just a regular guy doing the best I can with what I have.
I, myself, prefer clean shaven, however , it doesn't look too bad on you!
Says that there is no more walking downhill.. *while walking downhill* 😂👌
lol
I think the beard is okay for the camino, or other rugged activity, but for real life, I prefer the look of a well-dressed, clean-shaven man.
El Bierzo es una comarca.....no un pueblo.....Ponferrada es la capital del Bierzo....Bierzo Alto y Bierzo Bajo!.....mi Berzo.....orgulloso de ser Berciano....left @ the age of 18.....I'm 70 now....Left w/Franco .....now I have Tramp....jejejeje
yes you are right. i got confused, there was a sign at the entrance of town that read welcome to Biarzo.
te ves hermoso como sea..yo tmbn m muerdo...:P
Pues ya llegue al 24
pues sigue
Embrace the suck
Shave yourselves si that you reatain your boy next door image. Not a DOM
Are you still biting your fingernails??
sadly, yes.