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Hi Kate, the algorithm put me onto your videos! ha ha ha I really enjoyed them; you captured the way very well! I did the Camino Frances in 2022 and last year the Camino del Norte. I took a bus to Muxia from Santiago and walked from Muxia to Finisterre (a days walk). If the weather is clear, go to the top hill in Muxia for the sunset. It's breathtaking! I'm returning to walk the Camino Frances this July, I wish you all the best on the path! Buen Camino!

Do you have these accommodation lists so I can add them to my list. I have trouble keeping up to write down your suggestions

Kate, anyone who can smile while walking in the rain is definitely in a good headspace. stay strong, and happy trails.😊

Oh I am so excited for all those extras! I hope you enjoy yourself thoroughly, have some delicious food, intriguing conversations and a very buen camino on the Ingles!

Hi Kate. Congratulations on your channel. 26K views for your first video is amazing! I haven’t produced one yet but am hoping to do something next week in Croatia. I will be happy if anyone has a look at it 😀

This video got me so pumped for my upcoming Camino. 😊

I'm curious why you weren't using your umbrella when it was raining. Was it too windy, or just not your preference?

Roughly how long would it take to complete it all in the one go? I'm planning on going next march or the 25th July

Your videos are really helping me plan my trip. I turn 45 this fall and have ever intention of doing this in early spring. Your journey feels the closest to my own and I am very grateful for everything you have shared. I cannot wait to see the rest of your footage. Thank you so much for this series thus far Kate.

The Meseta in May should be nice and green.

The problem is Kate. They Don't.. and I finished Francis in April! Yuk .😢😢

This brought back great memories. I'm the creator of the Camino Frances app. It's totally free with no ads or registration. I'd be really thankful if you checked it out! ❤🥾

Congrats Kate , I really! Enjoyed Camino after Santiago to Finisterre, I should have continued North to Muxia , I am returning next April to complete a section and then to Porto, well that's my current plan. The amount of TRASH! On Camino Francis was very disturbing and I started March 14th I cannot imagine what it's like now ! Very shameless hikers. 😮

The Meseta was the best part of the journey.

Nice one Kate.

should have looked further another good clip,

Thanks you Kate really useful. Last question accommodation do you need to book anything or what's a good web site to plan the walk identifying where to stop.

23 years for the murder of that poor woman. That this POS will experience both life and freedom again is proof that there are NO gods. Just none.

Trying to find advice on how you arrange accommodation or do you just this from village to village. Food / Payment how does this work. What is sensible to have in your backpack

Hi Kate, I’ve just subscribed after seeing a comment on Nick’s channel. This is the first of your videos I’ve watched and it was a tough watch indeed. I finished my Camino in León on 10th May having walked several days on the meseta with tendinitis in my knee. I was absolutely gutted but knew I had to stop as walking downhill became just about impossible. I’ve also had that same injury to my foot as you but on a previous Camino and after a couple of days rest I was able to continue so hope you managed to continue too. (it’s after midnight and I’ll catch up with your next instalment tomorrow 😅). I’m planning to return to León in September to pick up where I left off. Anyway I really enjoyed your video and seeing the meseta again, even though it’s still fresh I’m my memory. Cheers and Buen Camino.

Another lovely vlog and bringing back more lovely memories😊 A few long, hard days there😲👏👏👏

In my life I made many long trail tracks,in snow in desert, but at age 67 i realised what is walking in paradise.It is Camino de Santiago. I found much more than you can imagine. I met firends. they helped me and I found much more. It is not important where you start your Camino. It is important that you a on the correct way!!!! Buen camino.

Loved your tips. very objective. Thanks. Greetings from Brazil

Beautifully filmed and well put together. The Meseta is gorgeous … always very special to me. So sorry though you encountered this nasty bug 🪳 and you had do deal with blisters and tendinitis. You coped well with this! Thanks for sharing your story with us! 😊

Kate, a thought on giving in to your fears; remember this line from the 1942 movie Casablanca with Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman “You’ll regret it. Maybe not today,maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of your life” 😅 Happy Trails.

At 14:48 you came through my little village. I am sorry you were suffering with those blisters.

This is a wonderful and a great video about your pilgrim journey. I am from Canada and in October I will go on a pilgrim trip to Funchal . Madeira Portugal , Fatima Portugal and Santiago de Compostela . it’s my vacation for two weeks . I’m 62 years old.and I have a bad back . I’m going to fly directly to Santiago de Compostell, and from there, I will stay at a hotel then I will go to the cathedral and I will say my prayers I will go to Confession, Holy Mass , and that will be my pilgrim trip to, this holy place where the relics of Saint James apostles are kept.

Never talk to strangers while traveling and do not share your private information with anyone. Trust no one .

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What is your average km per day??

Hi Kate. Am finding these weekly blogs very useful. I assume these are experiences from last year and this is a compilation of your first Camino Frances.

Very informative video Kate, which will help me when I do my Camino. You are an inspiration! God bless.

The scenery is so amazing! 🌅 What an amazing experience - and achievement, Kate 💙 I’m really loving these videos! 🎥 Keep posting! 🥰

It was in Meseta I learned to count to one. 🥃

Hello!! One big question I have - are all of these tracks easy to keep to? If I’m on my own, can I just wander on and be confident I’m on track? Thank you so much!

Number three is a Francis problem but some of the smaller routes you can walk 20 km without seeing another pilgram.

On the Camino Francés, from Sarria in, be on the lookout for fake pilgrims. They are few and far between, but they are there and some of them are very good at what they do. They will steal from you in the albergues, pick your pockets in bars and restaurants, and even spike your drinks when you’re not aware. A great rule to work with: Hang out with those you met in the first 680 km. Buen Camino!

Buen Camino… thank you for sharing your Camino… re-living my 2021 Camino … wonderfully crafted…

These are so great and #10 happened to me at a restaurant bathroom. I am back in Porto now and would usually grab the metro or Uber to the bus station but instead I'm walking there. 😂

Really enjoying your videos and looking forward to our next walk in May 2025. Could you tell us the name and location of that wonderful breakfast stop before you reached the Burgos Airport. Thanks

Thank You Kate! Wonderful video that we are watching in the final week before we leave for our Camino - The excitement continues to build for us! Was this in April 2024? It seems very hot for that time of year. We start in SJPDP on May 31 and want to be prepared for the weather.

Just seeing this one! Your videos are wonderful 💜💜💜

Amazing

Thanks for the inspiring and beautiful video! I am in my early 50s and the Camino has been on my bucket list for ages. ❤

Such a privilege to have your family with you. Due to the fact that my wife and I are full time caregivers for our daughter my wife can’t join me.

The only unsafe situation was in Santiago. There is a local man on the city shouting and harassing women. I talked to the police and they laughed and said he is just that way.