Difficult Days on the CAMINO PRIMITIVO 🇪🇸 Part Four 🇪🇸 Camino de Santiago
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2022
- This video is Part Four of my journey on the Camino Primitivo, a 320 km hike through northern Spain.
In this video, I leave Pola de Allende in Asturias (northern Spain) continuing to hike the Camino de Santiago - Camino Primitivo route. This video covers days six and seven of my 320 km hike.
The Camino Primitivo is the original, the first Camino de Santiago and the path is from Oviedo to Santiago de Compestela.
This isn't a Camino de Santiago documentary. This is a video series that I made that documents my Camino Primitivo.
If you're planning on walking the Camino then I'd like to recommend the Camino Journal. It's a useful journal for walking the Camino de Santiago includes Camino Information, Spanish Phrase Book and Blank Lined Notebook and is available on Amazon here: amzn.to/40NGrhp
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If you're planning on walking the Camino then I'd like to recommend the Camino Journal. It's a useful journal for walking the Camino de Santiago includes Camino Information, Spanish Phrase Book and Blank Lined Notebook and is available on Amazon here: amzn.to/40NGrhp
Jason, nothing wrong with finding a cheap comfy hotel, and taking a quiet "rest day" intermittently during your adventure! It lets you really get to know those rural Spanish villages even better ! As you said yourself, "pacing" yourself is important and can make a challenging trip much more of an enjoyable overall experience. Thank you for your spectacular videos!
Thanks Brian, glad you’re enjoying them.
These videos are so calming I wanna nap
Again, such wonderful landscapes! Spain is so beautiful.
I definitely agree about the breakfast issue, so I would recommend eating tortilla española at breakfast. Just go to any bar and say “hay tortilla?” Or “tiene tortilla”. It’s basically just eggs, potatoes, sometimes onion. It tastes wonderful and is packed with nutrition! Buen Camino!
Yeah, the tortilla is a bit of a life saver but I don't think I could eat it every day.
Such beautiful scenery, thanks for sharing, what a trip!!! Glad you're able to get your luggage handled!
Thank you. Yes, the landscape through the region is beautiful.
I watched all of the episodes and you are a warrior. It’s admirable that you continued in the face of obstacles. Everyone that knows you must be very proud of your walk. I’ve always wanted to make this walk!!! I am having a hip replacement next month and haven’t ruled out trying it when I fully recover. At 75 years old I may have to rely on your videos instead, but that’s ok. I have lived an adventurist life with no regrets. My only comment on losing your walking sticks temporarily is that not everyone are good people. It’s what you do with your feelings that matters!
Thank you.
It would be great if you could walk the Camino after your recovery. For what it’s worth, there are quite a few people your age on the trail.
@@TrailguidePictures Thanks Jason that gives me hope! Hiking, camping and canoeing are my passions….
Beautiful moss! 💚
That cloud rolling in was so cool...reminded me of the movie, The Fog...lol. Great video Jason, thanks for sharing & stay safe!
Thanks, you too!
I am enjoying this hike so much, I continue to thank you. When it gets tough remember your weight three years ago. That would have been tough. You are doing great!!
Thanks Kevin. 😁
Found your channel after watching you and Simon on his channel.New sub👍awesome content
Hi, i like your Videos about the Camino Primitivo a lot. The way looks very amazing and the views around the hills and the Landscape, too. I want to walk this camino in may this year, too but i'm very unsure if i can do this. But i will try and i think its worth a try🤔❤
Thanks Jason. Real insight into the alternative to the Camino Frances. Not for the fainthearted! I hope you appreciate your resilience and tenacity. A joy to watch. Love to see you do the Norte route but hey less challenging ventures where you're chilling is good too! Great to see you do Wales with Simon!
I’d love to walk the Norte too. Maybe next year
New. I'm a subscriber of Simon's. Good work. You have a great delivery. Don't know why I didn't discover you before now. Subbed, and thumbs up, and I'll watch all your videos before I'm through. Best wishes from North Carolina in the US.
Hey Mitch, great to meet you and thanks for the sub. North Carolina is a beautiful spot, probably heading through there later in the year.
Nice trail,definitely no Portage! Thank you for bringing it to me,always wondered what it was like
Glad you enjoyed it
Walking through the clouds. I remember that day very well, hermano :-)
The landscape was incredible.
3 years ago I took Hospitales route. Thanks you for showing this way through Polla de Alande.
And the logging above the dam. It was a big forest fire a few years ago and it looks like they are finally clearing it.
Ah, interesting to know and a shame about the fire. It must have been spectacular when the area was forested.
New subscriber here, wile watching Simon. Enjoying your series on the camino very much. Interesting to see it through Canadian eyes!
Thanks and welcome!
Hallo "Peregrino" Jason, meine tiefe Hochachtung und Respekt vor Ihrer Leistung am "Puerto del Palo"! Trotz erheblicher Schmerzen , dazu einen riesigen Berg vor Augen, haben Sie nicht aufgegeben! Ebenso schlechte Nachrichten von "Correos Espaniol" und dem Wetterdienst haben sie nicht von Ihrem Vorhaben abbringen können! Eindrucksvoll haben Sie das Geschehen am Berg und die Schönheiten der Natur nebenbei noch dokumentiert.
Ich hätte Ihnen eines der Pferde gegönnt!
Liebe Grüße -Ernst
Hallo Ernst,
Vielen Dank für Ihr Kompliment, da ich jemand bin, der viele Male den Camino gegangen ist, schätze ich Ihre Meinung. Hoffe es geht dir gut.
Here you go. 🐎🐎🐎🏇🐴. 😉😁
Hi. New to the crew, just enjoyed your trek with Simon in Snowdonia. Looks like I have some catching up to do here 😀
Awesome! Thanks for checking the channel out
Jason, on that long and beautiful downward trail to the reservoir before Grandes de Salime, if I recall, they were not logging they were clearing up after a terrible fire a couple of years back. Also shame you were not able to make it over the top on the Hospitales trail, but it would not have been great any way with that bad weather. I lucked out and had a cloudless sky for all 24 kilometres., then stayed in the hotel/alberge in A Mesa.....poor kitchen there though
Yes, someone else recently told me that. Shame about the fire
España es muy dura para caminar. Por eso el Norte del pais desde Euskadi, Cantabria, Asturias. Y Galicia ( ocupada por los suevos tribu germanica en el s.III, luego cristiana) Nunca fueron conquistadas, ocupadas desde hace mas de 3000mil años. Ni romanos, ni vikingos ni árabes, ni Napoleón. Lo lograron. 😅😊🤗
Debiera cambiarse de zapatos y dejar las botas para caminos mas dificiles y protegerse de torcerse un tobillo. Lo ideal cambiar cada dia de calzado. Por ejemplo sandalias descubiertas con calcetines en los lugares llanos. Ánimo.
Hay taxis que le llevan la mochila al albergue por 10€ más o menos vale la pena.🇪🇸
Hi. Nice video.🤗 Regarding you backpack. It looks like its to low sitting on your back.🤔
Hello Jason, I recently started watching your Camino Primitivo videos and am really enjoying seeing the Camino from your viewpoint and also your focus on different aspects. Coincidentally I just walked it too and posted my "video album" of my experience. Interestingly, I think we were only a few days apart and the weather was very similarly wet. However, I did not film much during the downpours as I was using my cellphone for everything. I imagine you had a go-pro or similar camera that was waterproof?
Yes, I remember. You just commented on one of my other videos about your video. I used a Gopro Hero 9 and my iPhone 13 Pro. I used the gopro for the majority of the filming but the iphone for anything I wanted to get a better shot, including some of the rain shots. Sometimes you just need to take a risk with the weather and use the right camera in the moment.
What elevation were you at the top of the mountain?
More beautiful scenery. The big cloud rolling in was kinda cool. The trail looked a little rough in some spots but overall looks great.
What do people eat there for breakfast?
Hope you found a place and had a nice big delicious meal and a comfy bed.
Did ya get your luggage sorted out?
Yes, eventually I got the luggage sorted... thankfully.
One more suggestion from an avid hiker, grab yourself a small umbrella if you can find one. Worth the weight!!
Great idea, I was thinking about that.
An umbrella is great protection from both rain and the sun, I used mine for both on the Camino Frances.
You make it seem like such an ordeal. Lol pls watch your language. My 10 year old grandson was watching with me, as we are hiking this trail in June. Ty
I'm really enjoying uour video. Are you posting your video as you walked? If not could you
Share when you started this hike. Cheers
Thanks. Posting a new video each week
It won’t hurt as much that last day as it does today because your body is adapting. The sad thing is your body will finally become adapted, you’ll have your hiking legs, and then you’ll quit hiking
Absolutely the truth.
No pony for you ha ha. Your comment made me laugh. Keep on trekking 😀
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Maybe your top straps need to be tighter to lift the pressure from the top of you shoulders, it should get your pack a bit higher on your back and shift the waist strap to slightly above your hips not on them. Just an idea.
Thanks for the suggestion. Yeah, I tried that for a day or two. Crazy but I think I had them too tight, when I loosened them it got better.
Maybe try to lay a sock under the strap where it's hurting your shoulder. My first thought. Maybe some Icy Hot on your shoulder
Not bad ideas, thanks.
Did you have insurance on your luggage? Sad it happened
Yes but eventually the luggage issue was dealt with and recovered, thankfully. The worst part was trying not to worry about it while trying to enjoy the experience of the camino.
Haha…“Where’s my fucking pony”