Woo Hoo! You all are so Blessed to have this unique opportunity to have this time to reflect, pray and have this time as your own! My husband and I are Camino video junkies! If all goes accordingly we hope to retire in 4 years and we are planning a 45 day or more trip to include Our Lady of Lourdes, walk the Camino, walk to the End of the World and then to Fatima in Portugal. This has been our dream. The day we start in St Jean Pied du Port I will kiss the ground and also when we arrive at the Cathedral in De Santiago. Each day we plan to dedicate a rosary or Divine Mercy Chaplet to a loved one. This is such a journey. It is your journey. Embrace and utilize this time to grow in ways you never thought possible. Cherish your experience! Buen Camino! Great work Jeremiah, you are awesome.
Las Herrerias, a beautiful oasis of tranquility on the Camino. Please say "hola" to Victor and his horses there. It's a steady, steep climb to La Faba for lunch. Marcelino's albergue at La Faba had a serious fire last year, so there was a lot of damage. It would be good to know if they've managed to recover and restore the building. It was a lovely albergue when I stayed there in 2018. After La Faba, the last bit to O Cebreiro is not so steep. You'll be crossing into Galicia along the way, where the famous border marker has now been fixed into a large concrete plinth. The microphone helps us hear the others clearly, but now we can't hear you when the speakers with the mic are at the other end of the table. You usually have to pass the mic back and forth between the speakers. The homesick feelings are understandable and part of the Camino experience. I used to write a daily journal, just a summary of my day, I'd then take a photo of it and share it with family. It served as a record of my journey, a way to note any particular experiences and let family and friends know how it was going. A quick phone call to say "I love you" always helps those who support us while we are away on Camino.
20 years from now, try and re walk as a group, it will be so amazing for each of you. Let us know what you wish you brought and did n t need in your bag.
What an amazing adventure. Thanks for taking young people with you on this pilgrimage! A few videos ago you mentioned that finding rooms wasn't a problem. Is that still the case? Buen Camino!
Audio of the students is now great. But I am sorry to have to say when you put that mic on, we can’t hear YOU well. But if you mention your questions first it will be fine.
Sooo helpful to hear your thoughts as you are adjusting to your pilgrimage:). Your perseverance is paying off, right?!! Sounds like the beauty around you (scenery, people, conversations) are huge factors…thanks for sharing! We are all with you in spirit..
Woo Hoo! You all are so Blessed to have this unique opportunity to have this time to reflect, pray and have this time as your own! My husband and I are Camino video junkies! If all goes accordingly we hope to retire in 4 years and we are planning a 45 day or more trip to include Our Lady of Lourdes, walk the Camino, walk to the End of the World and then to Fatima in Portugal. This has been our dream. The day we start in St Jean Pied du Port I will kiss the ground and also when we arrive at the Cathedral in De Santiago. Each day we plan to dedicate a rosary or Divine Mercy Chaplet to a loved one. This is such a journey. It is your journey. Embrace and utilize this time to grow in ways you never thought possible. Cherish your experience! Buen Camino! Great work Jeremiah, you are awesome.
Sound is much improved. Thanks for your efforts. Buen camino.
Thanks!
Love to hear about your guided prayers on a future video. Enjoy following your Camino
Las Herrerias, a beautiful oasis of tranquility on the Camino. Please say "hola" to Victor and his horses there.
It's a steady, steep climb to La Faba for lunch. Marcelino's albergue at La Faba had a serious fire last year, so there was a lot of damage. It would be good to know if they've managed to recover and restore the building. It was a lovely albergue when I stayed there in 2018. After La Faba, the last bit to O Cebreiro is not so steep. You'll be crossing into Galicia along the way, where the famous border marker has now been fixed into a large concrete plinth.
The microphone helps us hear the others clearly, but now we can't hear you when the speakers with the mic are at the other end of the table. You usually have to pass the mic back and forth between the speakers.
The homesick feelings are understandable and part of the Camino experience. I used to write a daily journal, just a summary of my day, I'd then take a photo of it and share it with family. It served as a record of my journey, a way to note any particular experiences and let family and friends know how it was going. A quick phone call to say "I love you" always helps those who support us while we are away on Camino.
Awesome Guys. It's Erin, it's been great keeping up with your Camino. Keep leaning on each other. I love the updates.
Hi guys! So glad you're adjusting so well. Thanks for sharing. Btw. The sound is very good.
Love you guys! Buen Camino!
Oh, oh...You mentioned the horses! I'd be so greatful if you could talk about how to order that service? Thank you so much. 💓
20 years from now, try and re walk as a group, it will be so amazing for each of you. Let us know what you wish you brought and did n t need in your bag.
That would be amazing!
I’ll ask the question in one of the lives!
What an amazing adventure. Thanks for taking young people with you on this pilgrimage! A few videos ago you mentioned that finding rooms wasn't a problem. Is that still the case? Buen Camino!
Audio of the students is now great. But I am sorry to have to say when you put that mic on, we can’t hear YOU well. But if you mention your questions first it will be fine.
Love to see inside some of the Albergue’s you are staying in
Audio was great! 👍
Thanks!
I understand that there are more people riding bikes this year. Is that making problems for your group in anyway?
Yes, the sound is much better! Are you from Indianapolis University? It looks like you have a great group!!
Yes! University of Indianapolis. They are incredible !
Hi bro!
Sooo helpful to hear your thoughts as you are adjusting to your pilgrimage:). Your perseverance is paying off, right?!!
Sounds like the beauty around you (scenery, people, conversations) are huge factors…thanks for sharing! We are all with you in spirit..
Students ?
Yes!! They are all students at the U of Indianapolis
Amazing perspectives from these young people. Mass at Ocebrerio is a must. Your Spanish….smh 😂