Great finale thank you for sharing! The bikes were a great idea, you went to parts of Porto that I didn't get to on foot. The best part of watching this sort of video is seeing a place (or journey) that you're familiar with, but through someone else's eyes and perspective. It's the little things. Thanks to you and your family for sharing the journey. Buen Camino Pilgrims!
Thank you for a great video dairy/vlog on the Camino and most of all for taking the time needed to do this pilgrimage, far too many people hurry through. Happy future travels, the road never really ends so Buen Camino from Denmark (o:
Another amazing video. Honestly, we can't get enough of your videos. We hope that you will send us countless epilogues in the future 😅😅 You always thought of everything. The bike ride was a good idea since you probably don't want to walk after Camino. We never been to Porto, and the old city is so beautiful and enchanting. Camino Portugues is now on our bucket list. Hopefully, we can go in 2025, God willing. Maybe by that time, you guys are ready for another Camino. Thank you to our Camino family. May God shower you and your family with abundant blessings. Keep in touch when you can. We will send you an email to get your opinion on some of our Camino travels or just say hello from the beach. Take care.
Thanks for sharing your journey with us, we have enjoyed following your Camino so much. Particularly loved yours and Siena's non pretentious style, Thanks. How do you intend to avoid the post Camino Blues? We hope to do the Camino Frances next September, October , any one-off tips? By the way what did the cat count end up at? Good Luck to you and your family, Buen Camino! Cheers Wendy and Michael
B, I can tell by the shadows that you and the family were biking mid-day until past noon: I hope you all had sunscreen! The church looked so cool, with its distinct designs. That train in Sao Bento looks so modern and neat. I was surprised by the buskers singing Beatles songs. so that bridge at 11:59, is it a mixed pedestrian and car bridge? That's a really interesting concept. Beautiful pics in the end, as always. But no churros :( The trip looked very cool and it was nice that you had the rest of the family with you... thanks for sharing again! Buen Camino!
Great finale thank you for sharing! The bikes were a great idea, you went to parts of Porto that I didn't get to on foot. The best part of watching this sort of video is seeing a place (or journey) that you're familiar with, but through someone else's eyes and perspective. It's the little things. Thanks to you and your family for sharing the journey. Buen Camino Pilgrims!
Thank you for a great video dairy/vlog on the Camino and most of all for taking the time needed to do this pilgrimage, far too many people hurry through. Happy future travels, the road never really ends so Buen Camino from Denmark (o:
Another amazing video. Honestly, we can't get enough of your videos. We hope that you will send us countless epilogues in the future 😅😅
You always thought of everything. The bike ride was a good idea since you probably don't want to walk after Camino. We never been to Porto, and the old city is so beautiful and enchanting. Camino Portugues is now on our bucket list. Hopefully, we can go in 2025, God willing. Maybe by that time, you guys are ready for another Camino.
Thank you to our Camino family. May God shower you and your family with abundant blessings.
Keep in touch when you can. We will send you an email to get your opinion on some of our Camino travels or just say hello from the beach.
Take care.
Thanks for sharing your journey with us, we have enjoyed following your Camino so much.
Particularly loved yours and Siena's non pretentious style, Thanks.
How do you intend to avoid the post Camino Blues?
We hope to do the Camino Frances next September, October , any one-off tips?
By the way what did the cat count end up at?
Good Luck to you and your family, Buen Camino!
Cheers Wendy and Michael
B, I can tell by the shadows that you and the family were biking mid-day until past noon: I hope you all had sunscreen! The church looked so cool, with its distinct designs. That train in Sao Bento looks so modern and neat. I was surprised by the buskers singing Beatles songs. so that bridge at 11:59, is it a mixed pedestrian and car bridge? That's a really interesting concept. Beautiful pics in the end, as always. But no churros :( The trip looked very cool and it was nice that you had the rest of the family with you... thanks for sharing again! Buen Camino!