-
Remove ads on the forum by becoming a donating member. More here.
Search 74,075 Camino Questions
Marc S.
- Messages
- 549
Latest activity Postings About
-
-
So people who had been Jewish were welcome if they converted to Christianity, but were otherwise not welcome. Those who converted were now no longer Jews! So Jews were not welcome! -
Marc S. reacted to Jyrki Wahlstedt's post in the thread Via Baltica. A long walk through Germany, a short report. with
Like.
Nice to hear that some routes have proper accommodations. In June I walked from Lübeck to Eisenach, Via Scandinavica that is, can't say the same. In two weeks three nights in church spaces, otherwise a bit more expensive ones. Wonderful people... -
Marc S. reacted to gittiharre's post in the thread Via Baltica. A long walk through Germany, a short report. with Like.
I echo your statements. Walked this route about 10 years ago after the Via Regia. Both are great options with really good pilgrim infrastructures.
-
Marc S. reacted to AchimBerlin's post in the thread German/French documentary about the problems of over-tourism on the Camino with Like.
There's a new 30-Minute documentary on German/French arts and culture channel "arte" which deals with the ever growing attraction of the Camino and the burden of over-tourism on the inhabitants of Santiago. It follows a group of young pilgrims...
-
Marc S. reacted to cagibi's post in the thread Via Baltica. A long walk through Germany, a short report. with Like.
I've been walkning the Via Baltica from Bremen to Osnabrück (where it's ending) and then other ways to Santiago. I enjoyed walking through Germany, especially the quietness. But I don't speak german, so I had a tent with me and was often staying...
-
Last autumn I walked the Via Baltica from Swinemunde/Swinoujscie (at the very north eastern point of the German- Polish border) to Bremen. This is app. 600 km. Those wishing for a longer walk can of course start walking the Via Baltica in...
-
I should not reply. But really, such nonsense, "doing an AI enabled internet research and then coming to a conclusion". The only conclusion to draw from this is that you don't know Latin grammar. That is nothing to be ashamed off. Vicare = to act...
-
Wouldn't it.. ..but the OP had specific questions that needed answering. The many lurkers who could also benefit from those same answers, have to wade through all this nonsense, propagated by the same few to find them, which no doubt is off...
-
I dont think this is helpful, Kathor1 is correct.. With the Vicarie Pro, the name is normally written in it's original language but is at the discretion of the staff/volunteer and it can be added in latin if the pilgrim asks. Usually the pilgrim...
-
Stop, stop, stop !!! I don't see a spelling mistake in the second example. If so I would not have posted it! I have embarked on a mini-mission to erase this mistake once and for all in our collective and visual memories. 😅 It is VICARIE PRO in...
-
-
Loading…
-
Loading…
❓How to ask a question
How to post a new question on the Camino Forum.
