The End and a New Beginning
Tuesday we wrapped up our stint managing a pilgrim albergue near Leon. It was hard, but rewarding work. Almost 100… The rest of the story »The End and a New Beginning
The Camino
Short Stories From the Albergue
Laurie and I have only half a week until the end of August when we finish our stint as Hospitaleros… The rest of the story »Short Stories From the Albergue
People Make the Camino
The motto of Glasgow is, “People Make Glasgow.” When we visited that Scottish city after our first Camino in 2016,… The rest of the story »People Make the Camino
Managing a Pilgrim Hotel
Laurie and I spent about four weeks in Europe playing tourists with a group of friends. It included over a… The rest of the story »Managing a Pilgrim Hotel
Day 6 to Santiago: End of This Camino
We squeezed a Camino in towards the end of this trip that revolved mostly around hiking in Southwest England and… The rest of the story »Day 6 to Santiago: End of This Camino
Camino Ingles Day 4: Betanzos to Bruma
Today was our longest and hardest day—so forgive the brevity. We started early because we had a full 15 miles… The rest of the story »Camino Ingles Day 4: Betanzos to Bruma
Camino Ingles Day 3: Pontedeume to Betanzos
There is a bit of a heat wave here in northern Spain. As I write this in the evening it… The rest of the story »Camino Ingles Day 3: Pontedeume to Betanzos
Camino Ingles Day 2: Naron to Pontedeume
There are many great parts of a Camino including the views, the history, and sometimes, the food. But the best… The rest of the story »Camino Ingles Day 2: Naron to Pontedeume
Camino Ingles Day 1: Ferrol to Naron
Kim and Trev are on their way back to the US and Laurie and I are feeding one of our… The rest of the story »Camino Ingles Day 1: Ferrol to Naron
Muxia: Last Day on the Trail
I think life has got to develop as you get older, and I don’t want to be wandering along doing… The rest of the story »Muxia: Last Day on the Trail