Camino de Santiago Ep.16: The Rain in Spain Falls Mainly on the Way of Saint James
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2024
- In Episode 16 of Camino de Santiago, I journeyed through the rain-soaked landscapes of the Way of Saint James. Despite being constantly soaked, I experienced a deeply emotional moment as I laid my sins down at the foot of a cross known as Cruz de Ferro. Amidst the rain and solitude, I forged new connections with fellow pilgrims, forming bonds that will hopefully last a lifetime. Along the way, I encountered unexpected challenges, including taking a taxi to navigate the treacherous weather. My journey led me to visit a dramatically beautiful Templar castle, which would later lead me to learning more about the role of Templars along the Camino de Santiago. I navigated through the rain-soaked terrain, finding solace and strength in the camaraderie of fellow travelers and the profound spiritual experiences along the way.
🌍 About the Journey:
This video documents my trek along the iconic Camino de Santiago, celebrated for its spiritual significance and breathtaking landscapes. With FND and anxiety as constant companions, I embark on this pilgrimage, navigating both physical and mental hurdles. "Ultreia," a pilgrim's term urging one to go further, resonates deeply, especially as I embark on my second attempt at this transformative pilgrimage.
📽️Other Camino Videos:
• Camino de Santiago
🏨 Where I stayed (and enjoyed) in this episode:
Albergue Compostela, Molinaseca
Hostel le Gallega, Cacabelos
Albergue El Paso, Vega de Valcarce
Albergue A Reboleira, Fonfria
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You have such a great attitude. You're thriving through adversity. I'm sorry to hear the reports about the stray dogs and also owners who selfishly take their pups on Camino. It's helpful to hear that warning and caution. To those reading: PLEASE leave your dog at home!
It's not so much that dogs can't do the Camino, but I think it's a huge responsibility on the owner to understand their dogs limits, how they have to adjust their Camino along the way, and to understand that their dogs don't choose to walk the camino, so there may be days when they just are over it. Also not every dog is a long distance walker, and some dogs, especially those with short legs or short noses, might need an alternative way to do the Camino with their owners. I did see several pilgrims doing really good with their dogs and really embracing the journey together, but I also saw plenty of dogs being dragged along or exhausted beyond belief with miles still to go.
I have watched all of your videos. I loved seeing your spiritual growth along the walk as well as your strength and determination! You impressed me so much how you wanted to quit a time or two but pushed through it and kept going! The scenery and towns were amazing in this episode . Your videos make me feel like I am right there with you seeing it all! Thanks for sharing your walk for others to see.
Thanks for watching all my videos! 🥰 The scenery here was absolutely epic and the handy person in me wanted to buy all the old houses I saw and rebuild them and live in them with 20 goats 🤣
A number of people seem to love O Cebreiro. Pilgrims in some videos say it's the highlight of their Camino. Only 90 miles to go. Bravissima!!!
It was definitely a gorgeous and unique little village!
You have a great eye for seeing beauty all around. Thank you for taking us along (emotionally and visually) on your journey!
Thank you so much!
This is so refreshing to watch! I love that you don't take things too seriously and I can clearly see a personal development in you in the sense that you've become "lighter" or at least in the way you take things that come at you... so excited for your last week :)
Thank you so much!!
I had such a good laugh when you said ya ya ding dong. 🤣 My partner and I say that too, too funny. Long live Eurovision!!!
Hahaha I was wondering how many would catch that 🤣
I love watching your videos. I Love your personality and sense of humor. I also enjoy how you appreciate Nature and your love for animals. I look forward to your videos and I hope that after you reach Santiago you keep going…..just so that you can entertain me! Best wishes ❤.
Aww thank you so much! And I'm so glad I'm keeping people entertained 🥰 thanks for watching!
another fabulous video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
You transformed in this video. You have a new inner glow!!❤Beautiful 👑🫅👑
Oh thank you so much!
I love your videos! This day, dang….you climbed one serious mountain to o cebreiro (I did that on horseback)…so proud of you!! Wow! Woohoo! 🎉
Thanks so much! And horseback sounds like a fun way to do it!
Great job!
Thanks!
“Is that a kitten?! I think that’s a kitten… or a baby skunk 🥺”
Sometimes you just can't tell 🤣
I'm proud of you for working together with Camino friends for visibility and then choosing a taxi to the next village. That's smart, especially when your health is potentially in danger. How did you get your gear dry overnight?
Oh nothing ever dried again 🤣 from this point on, I'm wearing wet clothes every day.
@@FNDingMyWay Yikes! You're one strong woman!
Your episode 15 isnt coming up.
Strange! Here it is, hope you enjoy 😉
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Road CHICKENS!
🤣 they excited me way too much