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Bus from Finisterre to Muxia on a Saturday
Good move. We are on a bus now to Santiago. We needed ear plugs last night.- Kevin Considine
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino FINISTERRE & Muxia (from Santiago)
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LIVE from the Camino Walking The Camino dos Faros in Galicia, the most rugged 7 day coastal Camino in Spain.
Yes. I am in Muxia.- Kevin Considine
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Other routes in Spain
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LIVE from the Camino Walking The Camino dos Faros in Galicia, the most rugged 7 day coastal Camino in Spain.
If you like rugged coastal walking there is no better 7 day walk in Spain than the Galicia Camino de Faros (lighthouses). Tougher than any Camino I have ever done but spectacularly beautiful. And while not an official Camino you can make it one as the last 2 days are between Muxia and...- Kevin Considine
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Other routes in Spain
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Bus from Finisterre to Muxia on a Saturday
As someone suggested Arriva as well as Monbus have buses from Fisterra to Muxia. You don’t need an online ticket. We live in Muxia. Be aware our big annual festival of Our Lady of The Boat is this weekend so bring your earplugs as the Spanish will be partying day and night.- Kevin Considine
- Post #10
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino FINISTERRE & Muxia (from Santiago)
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Some Questions about Kumano Kodo
This post on Everything You need to know about the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage and Earning a Dual Pilgrim Certificate offers lots of information.- Kevin Considine
- Post #7
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Top 10 Reasons To Walk The Kumano Kodo And How To Earn A Dual Pilgrims Certificate.
Yes Osaka. Then a train to Tanabe.- Kevin Considine
- Post #13
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Top 15 Small Churches On The Camino
Glad you enjoyed it. And yes I agree with your last comment on the Stations of the Cross. Have walked many. We did the Jesus Trail last year and then walked the actual Stations of the Cross in Jerusalem. Very powerful experience.- Kevin Considine
- Post #3
- Camino de Santiago Forum: Life on the Camino - Miscellaneous Topics
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Top 15 Small Churches On The Camino
The affect of a church on each of us is highly subjective and possibly based on many considerations, including; location, architecture, a particular statue, perhaps a memory inspired by an art piece. Mostly I suspect our current state of mind and spirit. For me the small churches along The...- Kevin Considine
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: Life on the Camino - Miscellaneous Topics
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Starting Point: Lourdes vs Aire-sur-l'Adour
Lourdes to SJPP will has less infrastructure but the terrain is similar. Nice villages and cuisine on both routes. Lourdes is special and a difference maker. Though I agree with Patriciafross that if you do Podiensis Chapelle des Ursulines is a special place to stay. This may help with your...- Kevin Considine
- Post #8
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇫🇷 Voie du PIÉMONT Pyrénéen(Narbonne-Lourdes-SJPP)
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Top 10 Reasons To Walk The Kumano Kodo And How To Earn A Dual Pilgrims Certificate.
I walked 10 days on 88 Temple alone. Prices are typically per person in minshukus and ryokans and I listed in the Hiw the Kumano Kodo is Different From The Camino the average daily cost of ¥12,964/$82.75/€76.06. Kohechi and Iseji was significantly cheaper at ¥8,500/$54.26/€49.8. Now is a great...- Kevin Considine
- Post #10
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Top 10 Reasons To Walk The Kumano Kodo And How To Earn A Dual Pilgrims Certificate.
A great time as the cherry blossoms are blooming.- Kevin Considine
- Post #9
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Top 10 Reasons To Walk The Kumano Kodo And How To Earn A Dual Pilgrims Certificate.
The markings on the Kumano Kodo are signs with Kumano Kodo printed in English and Japanese Chinese symbols. The 88 Temple has red arrows and red pilgrims (henros) with walking sticks and sedge hats.- Kevin Considine
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Top 10 Reasons To Walk The Kumano Kodo And How To Earn A Dual Pilgrims Certificate.
1. It is well marked. There are maps readily available 2. Plenty of pilgrims in Japan speak no Japanese. Today you can use google translate and sign language to get by.- Kevin Considine
- Post #3
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Top 10 Reasons To Walk The Kumano Kodo And How To Earn A Dual Pilgrims Certificate.
I recently completed my third of the 5 Kumano Kodo Routes along With Mika, my Japanese Wife. Have compiled information for those interested in Kumano, Shikoku 88 Temple, and Nagasaki “Hidden Christians” pilgrimages: 1. How The Kumano Kodo Is Different From The Camino. 2. Everything You Need To...- Kevin Considine
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇯🇵 Kumano Kodo and Shikoku 88 (Japan)
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Is 5 days in Finisterre a bad idea?
I live in Muxia and walk all around. Sounds like you don’t want to do anything too strenuous so 2 nights in Finisterre, walk the Camino to Lires, an easy 12k, stay the night, and walk another easy 12k to Muxia. Optionally you could walk parts of the Camino de Faros which also connects Finisterre...- Kevin Considine
- Post #66
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇪🇸 Camino FINISTERRE & Muxia (from Santiago)
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Via di Francesco (Italy)
I have walked 20 Caminos and several other pilgrimages around the world. I loved Via Francesco and strongly recommend it. Walked Rome to Assisi in 2020 and Florence to Rome in 2022. It was rugged, mountainous, great food, wonderful accommodations and most of all the spirit of Francis was...- Kevin Considine
- Post #12
- Camino de Santiago Forum: Europe
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Does anyone know of any shorter pilgrimage routes around the world?
I am a pilgrimage junkie and would suggest some alternatives; The attached link summarizes 17 different Caminos in Spain and Portugal besides Frances and 37 other pilgrimages around the world. Recommended; -Camino Invierno 12 days -Camino Ingles/Irish continuing on to Muxia 9 days -Way of St...- Kevin Considine
- Post #17
- Camino de Santiago Forum: Why Walk the Camino? Where? When? With whom?
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Guides in Nepal
After 8 trips and many treks in Nepal I wrote a post that may be of help in selecting a trek: Which Nepal Trek Is Best For You. The following treks are summarized: -Everest Base Camp -Annapurna Circuit -Annapurna Base Camp -Upper Mustang -Gokyo Lake -The 3 Passes -Manaslu and Tsum Valley...- Kevin Considine
- Post #16
- Camino de Santiago Forum: Asia
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Guides in Nepal
I’ve been to Nepal 8 times and done most of the main treks and have a friend who owns a Trekking Company in Kathmandu. He says they still haven’t implemented the mandatory guide requirement so walking the popular routes of Everest Base Camp, 3 Passes, Annapurna Circuit, Annapurna Base Camp...- Kevin Considine
- Post #11
- Camino de Santiago Forum: Asia
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Ideas please on where to start further back in France, before SJPP
Saint Palais where the Camino Tours, Vezelay, and Podiensis meet up is a good option but hard to beat magical Lourdes and it’s nightly candle procession. Though you will be 6 days from SJPP. Also you have the option of picking up the Camino Aragones route into Spain which is a beautiful Camino...- Kevin Considine
- Post #9
- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🇫🇷 Other routes in France
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