“It is solved by walking.”
- St. Augustine
In May 2014, I undertook one of the most amazing experiences in my life as I walked the Camino de Santiago.
The Camino or The Way as it is known, is a 500-mile pilgrimage across northern Spain. My trek began in the town of St. Jean-Pied du Port in western France, ascended into the Pyrenees Mountains and then descended into Spain where I would spend the next month trekking 17-18 miles per day across the beautiful Spanish countryside to my ultimate destination, Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Legend has it that the Camino began in the 9th Century as a way for early Christians to pay penance for their misdeeds by making the arduous pilgrimage to the city of St. James (Santiago), the apostle reputed to have brought Christianity to Europe.
Today, the Camino serves as a means for thousands of pilgrims or peregrinos annually to take a respite from their everyd...
“It is solved by walking.”
- St. Augustine
In May 2014, I undertook one of the most amazing experiences in my life as I walked the Camino de Santiago.
The Camino or The Way as it is known, is a 500-mile pilgrimage across northern Spain. My trek began in the town of St. Jean-Pied du Port in western France, ascended into the Pyrenees Mountains and then descended into Spain where I would spend the next month trekking 17-18 miles per day across the beautiful Spanish countryside to my ultimate destination, Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Legend has it that the Camino began in the 9th Century as a way for early Christians to pay penance for their misdeeds by making the arduous pilgrimage to the city of St. James (Santiago), the apostle reputed to have brought Christianity to Europe.
Today, the Camino serves as a means for thousands of pilgrims or peregrinos annually to take a respite from their everyd...
“It is solved by walking.”
- St. Augustine
In May 2014, I undertook one of the most amazing experiences in my life as I walked the Camino de Santiago.
The Camino or The Way as it is known, is a 500-mile pilgrimage across northern Spain. My trek began in the town of St. Jean-Pied du Port in western France, ascended into the Pyrenees Mountains and then descended into Spain where I would spend the next month trekking 17-18 miles per day across the beautiful Spanish countryside to my ultimate destination, Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Legend has it that the Camino began in the 9th Century as a way for early Christians to pay penance for their misdeeds by making the arduous pilgrimage to the city of St. James (Santiago), the apostle reputed to have brought Christianity to Europe.
Today, the Camino serves as a means for thousands of pilgrims or peregrinos annually to take a respite from their everyd...
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