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A Fantastic video! Bike tour looks fun

You are a gorgeous soul I wish you well for the future, your videos are relatable and honest go well ❤

I’m going to begin my first Camino starting in Saint Jean Pied De Port. I arrive on the 24th of June 2024. Buen Camino! Love your videos…watched your entire journey and it further inspired me! Thank you:)

supporting your content.. very good video. we are subscribed.

we call it medallo/medagio. and when you get fluent in spanish you will say...... vamos PA medallo

I have the same backpack as you! This is the one they recommended from REI. Of course What one would you recommend and why. TIA

What’s the best way to get to Itza from Cancun? Thanks

Your Camino video is fantastic! I also have Camino content on my channel. Let’s support each other as fellow travelers!

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What a beautiful city! The crystal palace is spectacular and certainly the Mercado looked like a great place for some delicious treats. Really like the idea of taking time to stop and find your creative self at arte bar. Thank you for sharing really enjoy watching your travel videos!!

I can only imagine how beautiful seeing these colorful houses reflect onto the water canal!! As for the leaning bell tower do you think they had the same architect as the Leaning Tower of Pisa?!😉

Great tour of a world class city!!

Wonderful video enjoyed the tour with Riccardo from afar!! Thank you!

Caminante, son tus huellas el camino y nada más; Caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar. Al andar se hace el camino, y al volver la vista atrás se ve la senda que nunca se ha de volver a pisar. Caminante, no hay camino sino estelas en la mar. Traveler, your footprints are the only road, nothing else. Traveler, there is no road; you make your own path as you walk. As you walk, you make your own road, and when you look back you see the path you will never travel again. Traveler, there is no road; only a ship's wake on the sea. Antonio Machado

I am just curious how small a "miniature bonsaï" tree would be. How much smaller are they then regular bonsai trees?

Hahaha it's crazy, I was the student that interviewed you in Venice and next week I am going to madrid too :) we are following each other!

Incredible! Madrid sounds like a dream destination.

How could make such a nice video ? Any tips/ guidance? 🎉❤

ACTIVITIES & TOURS ⤵ 🎨 Paint & Wine: www.artebar.es/en 🚴 Madrid Bike Tour: gyg.me/vMGqFW44 🚶‍♀ City Walking Tour & Royal Palace: gyg.me/58b3XdKF

Love this video! Are you using the 360 camera? Love your cinematography! Naps are a must while in another time zone, it really changes your body and ya gotta get that sleep!

Jen, just found your channel. Thank you for this honest video. You are inspiring me to do this. I am going to start “training” for the walk which I hope I will make it next year.

Absolutely amazing and helpful.thanks for sharing your adventure. Guys I recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak.add this sound in your bucket list.

Jenn...what type of Microphone are you wearing?

Jen, I am an actor and acting coach. I love stand up comedy too and Culture. Would it be a good place to live?

🎟 TOURS 🛥 Venice Waterbus Ticket: gyg.me/HiffMUmq 🚤 Murano and Burano Half-Day Tour by Boat: gyg.me/Y5yAmaeW

You look so beautiful in those dresses and skirts! Question is it cold at night?

I love this video! I will be doing exactly this section in 1 week and I can’t wait x

Jen - I only recently came across your channel, but your videos have quickly become great inspiration and motivation for my first Camino, which will be in June, so thank you. In response to your question, I suppose that I'm concerned about the post-Camino blues and coming back to "the real world" - how to reconcile everyday life with the Camino experience? I think that your video does a great job of providing easy, practical tips on how best to cope, so I'll certainly be watching it again upon my return. Keep travelling, walking and sharing and the best of luck to you on all of your future journeys. Buen camino.

What about so called "overtourism" in Venice? Isn't it risky to expand tours to hidden spots? I mean: moving people from very saturated places to less ones when there are so many people.

nice naturals

Great video 🔥

This is great! Thank you so much guys!

Love this. I miss Venice.

I saw a video done by a fellow who found that in some European countries, the airport security agents refused to hand-check film. They pointed to signs on the machines and yelled "ISO 1600! ISO 1600!" indicating that the machines were safe for film up to ISO 1600...they claimed. He circumvented this by buying a roll of ISO 4000 film and throwing that into the film bag, forcing them to hand check all his film. Of course he never intended to shoot this film. Very clever!

Thank you very much for the effort you put in to present your journey. I laughed along with you and learnt heaps. Your included resources are invaluable too. Cheers

I watched all your videos along the Camino Jen and I’m so impressed with your attitude to life and your honesty.Your videos are amazing .I will continue to follow you from Ireland and I hope to do the last 100 km of the Camino into Santiago some day .Good luck in all your life adventures. Slán leat means be safe and healthy in Gaeilge ☘️

Thank you for posting, very authentic. Bless you

What time of year did you walk?

Leaving for my fourth Camino next week and watching this to send my mind there a little early. One of the better camino vlog series I've seen!

First and foremost, congratulations on completing the Camino Frances and producing some superb video content about your experiences. Those dates would be expected to be some of the hottest in the year, so it would have been tough. I did my first full Camino Frances from SJPP to Finisterre from August 31st to September 20th 2018. I live in Spain and had no deadline, so I took my time and didn't plan ahead apart from the first two days. There are no mistakes, just learning experiences. It's all good😊 Obviously, some decisions we make may not work out as expected, which can lead to disappointment, delays, change in itinerary, injury or added costs. My feedback on your list is: 1. Time and daily distance are hard to predict in advance for a through-walk of this distance. We can't really know in advance how our body and mind will react to day-after-day of 5 to 7 hours daily walking. What we can do is listen to our body and give ourselves a chance to adapt. To help this happen, building in a few rest days and extra margin to allow walking at our own natural pace. Most Camino guides will show stages to complete the route, but these are "guides", not rules. Be flexible and adaptable as much as the situation allows. Enjoy, we may only do this once - although many of us go on to become repeat offenders...😅 2. Backpack weight is important, we often take too many "just in case" items. Our shoulders, back, hips, knees, and ankles with thank us for keeping that load as light as possible. Most advice suggests not exceeding 10% of bodyweight (which includes carrying 1-2kg of water at the start of the day). The "just in case" items can be bought in most places en-route if necessary, so no need to overload 3. Footcare is different for everyone. I found the most important thing, apart from correct fitting footwear, was to keep feet dry. As I walked in a hot period too, I found that talcum powder in the day (in socks and trail shoes) and then vaseline at night was the combination that worked for me. I also used "silk tape" between any toes that were prone to friction. But we are all different, so some discovery time will be inevitable. The most important thing is deal with any problem when they start, don't wait for them to get worse! If necessary, stop and take a day or two to recover and fix any problems before continuing. 4. Trekking poles are very useful and can easily be strapped to back our backpack when not needed. They definitely help with balance and protecting knees and ankles when taking on some of the more tricky descents. You can buy relatively cheap trekking poles, telescopic ones, in Spain and then donate them to an albergue at some point towards the end of the Camino. 5. Well-proven footwear is advisable, but also well-chosen and correctly fitted lightweight trailshoes can also work. I've done it with both. Footwear is again a very personal choice, so everyone is different. If what you take doesn't work out, be prepared to change: buy what you need and send the others home or on two Casa Ivar in Santiago to collect before you return home. 6. Always pack the night before - just makes so much sense. I have a couple of grab bags as you mentioned. Be efficient and organised, it just saves time and reduces disturbance to others. 7. Yeah, I'd recommend flight to Madrid, then bus to Pamplona, then taxi to SJPP if you can share with others. The taxi will probably be a similar cost to an overnight stay in Pamplona to get the bus the next day - it also saves you a day of travel. Mind you, Pamplona is a great city to stay an extra day in.😊 As with all these kind of things, opinions and experiences are wide and varied. Each of us will have to discover the right solutions as we go along, not everything can be guaranteed to work in advance. Buen Camino.

Staying in hotels on the Camino is not a real Camino.

Great job on your Camino experience. Thank you for sharing your experience. You are inspiring others to look and connect with themselves. Life is a journey not a destination! ~Namaste 🕊️ 🪷

Hey My Aunt Uncle cousins and Grandma live in Santa Barbara I’m going there this summer! I live in the East coast

Thank you so much I walked last year also 33 days myself too, you did a great job on video withy a real feel and taste of the Camino. I couldn't get over how in shape I got by the end of my Camino, I have tried to keep it up I am going back this May! Buen Camino

Great Video !!! . Next time go to COYOACAN, SAN ANGEL and CHIMALISTAC neighborhoods, visit the most modern park in the city, PARQUE LA MEXICANA , awesome Mexico City !!

Love seeing your journey ❤️

Thank you for making this very useful video. One thing I’m really worried about is rain because I will be going in May. You didn’t mention rain gears. Could you please comment what will be a good choice? If your shoes get wet, what do you do to prevent blisters ?

Amazing architecture, informative tour, and very lovely guide.