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  1. CaroleH

    LIVE from the Camino Coastal route with 2 kids

    These are the best family camino videos I've seen... and so delightful, with great photography and editing. What you are doing for your kids is priceless and wonderful. They will cherish these memories and experiences, plus gain resilience and strength for all their lives. Be proud of your...
  2. CaroleH

    Person missing since Nov 9, 2023 — walking Camino Portugués -RIP

    So sorry Mirichka for you and for all Vlad's family and friends. I hope you walk a camino and maybe finish his camino. Buen camino.
  3. CaroleH

    LIVE from the Camino Wise Pilgrim Guide— on the Invierno

    Thanks for the photos. We saw the Diamondi church in mid Sept, and I'd love to see inside, plus ... ... would be fun to stay in the albergue next door. Oh dear, I'm now dreaming about the Invierno again (for 3rd time) after only one month! That's crazy, right? No bad dog experiences at all...
  4. CaroleH

    Barxa de Lor — Pensión Pacita

    @el Sol I hope you were able to contact Casa Pacita and to stay successfully. I managed to make contact with Jose Luis with the email ... pensionpacita@hotmail.com ... and four of us stayed there on Sept 17. I had no joy with the phone number but the problem may have been with my Australian...
  5. CaroleH

    Stamps- missing a few days

    As @Robo said, it's not too difficult, but you may need to ask for stamps on the Invierno. They are not always offered automatically. Also keep a watch in smaller villages for locals offering 'buen camino' stations.. with an available stamp on a window ledge, 'honesty' table or doorway. There's...
  6. CaroleH

    Planning a “25 km or less” Camino on the Invierno

    I agree @VNwalking …Villavieja, the albergue, hamlet, beautiful walk up to the castle and Cornatel Castillo itself, are highlights of the Invierno. A great first day 2x for me. And it can be part of a great first day for those walking longer stages.
  7. CaroleH

    My buff has been so necessary!

    No @Anniesantiago you didn’t dream it… I have my 2010 or 11 camino buff with me again on the Invierno. Love it and all its uses. Thanks for all the ideas @Rav
  8. CaroleH

    A Pobra 2023 - Municipal albergue — open July 2023

    Goodness Laurie, how the Invierno has changed since yours and Reb's early forays into this little known way. Thank you for pioneering.
  9. CaroleH

    LIVE from the Camino On my way tomorrow, part 2

    Love to see Asun's video... I also stayed with her in 2018 and she was extra kind when I sprained an ankle, with 'magic' treatment and a speedy car ride down the mountain to Quiroga. I'll try and visit Asun in Sept, though I'll be with 3 other peregrinas. .. and look out for Casimiro too...
  10. CaroleH

    LIVE from the Camino On my way tomorrow, part 2

    Yay for the albergue in Quiroga...open after all.... and yay for Casa Aroza.
  11. CaroleH

    LIVE from the Camino John’s Invierno July 2023

    Hi John, Are you staying in the big municipal albergue in Quiroga? I have fond memories of it and of the town. Buen camino from Oz.
  12. CaroleH

    LIVE from the Camino John’s Invierno July 2023

    This is wonderful @John Saxon... thanks for sharing. I'll be following along as I'm redoing the Invierno with 3 friends in Sept. Have noted your recommendation for Casa Rosa in Domingo Florez. Buen camino.
  13. CaroleH

    Book about the Via de la Plata

    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3247283-walking-the-camino Tony Kevin walked the Mozarabe and Via de la Plata in 2006. His book is excellent.
  14. CaroleH

    Hospederia San Martin Pinario are the rooms in hostal ok

    This stream is making me homesick for Santiago. Love it.... We stayed in other hostals and hotels, then discovered San Martin. (Thanks Laurie) Wouldn't stay anywhere else. So pilgrimish. Basic yes, but clean, the pilgrim rooms, and I love being up under the eaves with seagulls, sunsets and...
  15. CaroleH

    Camino Sanabres Oct 2021

    Well done @Tezza and thank you for your post. Seeing those place names made me surprisingly emotional, with happy and sad tears. My story is very similar to yours....first camino from Salamanca to Santiago back in 2006, similar age and experience, similar stages and struggles. Since then walked...
  16. CaroleH

    OBSOLETE COVID THREAD Galicia Xunta Covid Cert check

    To be honest, I'm shocked that any albergue would or could allow anyone to stay without proof of full vaccination.
  17. CaroleH

    Death of Felisa’s daughter, María

    Thank you @sillydoll for sharing your story. It brought tears to my eyes... so special. I'm sorry for your loss and for the family's loss. I hope and trust that Felisa and Maria gained as much from their camino ministering as they gave to everyone else. RIP
  18. CaroleH

    Planning a “25 km or less” Camino on the Invierno

    Oops, I made a mistake. Sorry everyone. I've now checked old guide books (as I should have done before writing) and photo album and it wasn't Pico Sacro we went up. The old Ben Cole guide book calls it a 'castro' , just before the big descent into Puente Ulla. I should have realised Pico...
  19. CaroleH

    Planning a “25 km or less” Camino on the Invierno

    Sad this camino is coming to an end but nice to re-experience those feelings even just a little bit from afar. Have felt like we've been on a journey together, loved reminiscing with you all, and grateful to @peregrinna2000 for leading us out of muddy holes, drenching rain, angry dogs and...
  20. CaroleH

    Planning a “25 km or less” Camino on the Invierno

    I like these options @peregrina2000. Those bigger towns in the final days are not my favourites and I find them hard to negotiate, so only having one day remaining before needing to be in SdC, I walked to Silleda, then took a taxi to Ponte Ulla for my final night.

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