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DThank you, @mspath. I wish you and your husband a warm and Happy Christmas. There are many iterations of this favourite carol of mine, but here is one, which I hope you and all who open the link may enjoy.
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DJust imagine. A Compostela is awarded to anyone who makes pilgrimage to the shrine of Santiago, with religious intent or at least in a sense of search. There will be no prize for walking 100km in the best trainers; merino knickers; finest...
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DCan't wait for all the posts asking "If I walk from *insertRandomTown* to *insertRandomTown2*, will I qualify for the Compostela?"
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DSomewhere between 1985 and 1995? Otherwise you’ll have to be a bit more specific. What sort of weather, how much company and what level of service would you prefer? A few years ago I would have answered your question with a trite “whenever you...
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Ddbier replied to the thread '24/12/2024 This Special Night'.Nollaig shona dhuit!
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Ddbier replied to the thread Growing number of winter pilgrims.To opine on Bradypus's speculation, I see again and again that people who are unfamiliar with mountain weather patterns (!?) , high deserts, and geography in general ( not just in Spain) regularly underestimate/ mistake the efforts...
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DEarlier this year, in April 2024, my granddaughter and I completed the Camino Portuguese. Afterwards, we traveled to London for some tourism. On this one day we were taking the tube when an elderly gentleman and his wife entered the crowded car...
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DThat was my main concern too. I spent very little time in contact with other pilgrims on my first Camino - bilingual or otherwise. And English was far less commonly spoken along the Camino at the time. Like you I found that some creative sign...
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DWalking the Camino, we often lose the track of the day or the week. This is a reminder for all our Jewish Brethren that our Hanuka Holiday, falls on the 25th of December . You may have a hard time finding a potato pancake but a croqueta with a...
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Ddbier reacted to sillydoll's post in the thread Before yesterday I didn't know that . . . with
Thank you.
In the early Middle Ages the 30 December was St James’ Feast day, based on the old Hispanic (Mozarabic) rite. In the 11th century King Alfonso VI abolished the Hispanic rite in favour of the Roman rite and 25 July became the principal feast day...
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