Thank you to the 30+ new subscribers this week. And thank you to all followers of this website. I truly hope to see each of you at The Global Pilgrim House in the future. Subscribers are welcome to spend a night or two subject to availability. The place is a bit bare but hope to …
The day started with a great breakfast from Jimmy at Coill an Rois B&B including porridge with Baileys Cream. Then long walk over Mt. Brandon in fog and bit of rain. Very wet at pass. Passed young German couple. The trail was extremely wet and slippery heading down. Surprised but glad I never fell. I …
Left Failte Hostel at 9 and enjoyed beautiful views from the bridge walking out of town. Trail followed the road along the Bay for a while but then turned up into the hills. Then walked up through some farms and then into the higher hills. Enjoyed fantastic views of the Bay and surrounding hills as …
The Beara Way Day 2; Kenmare to Lauragh May 2016 Read More »
The Beara Way is a 200 km. Circular route around The Beara Peninsula in Cork and Kerry. Though I did is as the final part of a 800 km. walk along the European 8 Trail starting in Dublin. While the trail starts and ends in Kenmare, a nice option is to start in Killarney as …
Uchizuma Minshuku to Ikumi Minshuku: Today was the first day with no physical temples. Walking along the ocean and beaches one feels they are in God’s Temple. A relatively short 27K today. I suppose a break was in order after visiting 23 temples the previous 6 days. The nature was beautiful and allowed for some …
Kitamura, my host, explained at breakfast he messed up and my walk was too long at over 40k so he said he would drive me to Yuki City. I intially said “No” but then thought I should accept his gift and so I walked to Temple 22, Byodi and he picked me up at 7:40 …
Laon to Corbeny. Drive to Reims. We could not find accommodation in Corbeny so our friend Patrick Puech from Reims came and picked us up and took us to his house. After the 10 days or so of intense heat this was a Camino blessing. A chance to get some rest and be treated as …
The sail is quiet. Glad to keep a distance from the large tour ships steaming occasionally by. We enjoy the quiet. And Captain Sabri and First Mate Hamada could not be better hosts. We enjoyed a peaceful stop on the sandy shore of The Nile. Great food and a walk where of course a local …
Last year I walked “The Way”, the La Compostela de Santiago from St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago where St. James’ bones lay in the Cathedral, and on to Finisterre
We walk the Camino. People from all over the world and all ages. We are different but the Camino binds us. The Camino has a life of its own. This is no trek, but a deeply personal experience for each of us. Some of us have started from Saint Jean Pied de Port in France, …
