00:40,Well, in Spanish "casar" is effectively the action of getting married, but it also has another meaning, derived from the word "casa" (house), it would be an area where in the past there would be a group of buildings, which, although far from Caceres, were administratively linked to the city, probably in the Middle Ages.
What a lovely video! I am a solo female pilgrim here, soon embarking on my first Camino. I agree with you about trusting my gut but it was awesome that you actually travelled so much further on this day!
Thank you for posting. You comment about step stairs resonated. I walked Shikoku earlier this year. With US sized 15 shoes. Getting a foothold on those crooked irregular aligned stairs up (and worse down) was tricky. I want to walk Kumano Kodo when I return
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Robin enjoyed this journey along with you. I almost stretched be for and after watching your vid .. ☺️😉 .Can’t wait to see what ya have in mind next ,WHW in Scotland maybe ??👍😇🇺🇸
I like the graffiti found on the Camino del Plata .. "Welcome to Spain, the S is silent." You have me trying to remember the supplement, I took on my caminos. It's a yellow tube of fizzy in water tablets. Potassium?
The asian woman I think was saying to you that last day the pelegrina's sister was talking about you (the pelegrina's sister saw your RU-vid videos). So, the asian woman wanted to tell you that.
You are carrying far too much still. I have walked eleven Caminos and will be walking from SJPDP again starting on 19th August My pack is 25L with option of extra 5L. My packweight is 3.6 kgs with everything I will need.
Definitely Cork trees. We did that walk a few weeks ago. Didn't see any deer but we did see lots of black pigs. The taxi made such a difference to the day, taking 16km of walking along a road off the day
Many congratulations. The Way. You finished it. Thank you for sharing this emotionals experiencies. Hope you enjoyed my fellow galician people, cities, villages and countryside. Ultreia!
Robin Ty for sharing your journey,I ll be watching for your next adventure. Your technical skills are so as to keep things interesting and wanting more.Stay safe ,smile often..👍😇🇺🇸
Hi Robin, we met on our first camino in in Uterga in 2021. I check in with your videos to see where you are and how you are doing - thanks for sharing a bit more about yourself in this one. I, too, discovered how much I love to walk on the Camino. Last fall, I did the Nakasendo (Tokyo-Kyoto), and am planning for Prague to Budapest in the spring. I'll keep checking in to see what you are up to - maybe we will cross paths again. Denise Chang
ULTREIA, Hey Robin! I did the Camino de Santiago in 1996 when I was 29. I dream to do it again. Maybe in two more years. Yes! The Cebreiro is a so nice and special place. It's one of the more than hundred places where happened a eucharistic miracle, when the bread and wine becomes flesh and blood and the relics are still there in the church. You have a blessed journey.
