I’ve always wanted to walk the Camino de Santiago but have never had the time. Now, imagine if one can do it in fast-mo, how would it be like? 🙂  Well, here’s a fantastic video by Moreventure showing the many paths taken by pilgrims following the footsteps of St. James. “This timelapse (hyperlapse) follows a path trodden by countless generations of pilgrims over the most northerly point of the Pyrenees mountain range. For many pilgrims this acts as the starting point to the Camino de Santiago, for many others only a convergence point of a much larger network of paths spreading out from the borders of europe and…
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Andrew McCarthy’s Camino de Santiago
I’m finding it difficult to jump-start my Camino de Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage (which I have declared I would do next year). To be honest, the thought of walking at least 100 kilometers on my own intimidates me. That the Camino de Santiago is IN Spain makes things a little more complicated. I have travelled alone in Spain before, so knowing the difficulty of having to communicate with non-English speakers is not lighting my fire, so to speak. So I look to other pilgrims for inspiration. Good thing there are many. There’s Paolo Coelho who, at 38, walked the Camino and came home a writer. There’s Fr. Picx who has…
