by Susan Jagannath | May 17, 2021 | Adventures, Camino, Spain, Walking, Writing
Write. your book in 100 days! Transcript Leigh:Hi, everyone, welcome to the Camino Cafe. We are so excited that you are here listening to our show on our new podcast or maybe you’re watching on our YouTube channel. So welcome. We’re glad you’re here....
by admin | Apr 24, 2021 | Adventures, Camino, Food, Spain, Walking
NOTE: Who would imagine that 5 years have gone since I walked this route on this exact day – that is a SURPRISE! Day Three on the Camino Ingles was all about surprises – good surprises like churros and castles. The climb out of Pontedeume was not a good...
by Susan Jagannath | Mar 24, 2021 | Camino, Spain, Sticky
We all need the Patience of a Saint In Santiago, I found another saint, with a familiar name, my very own name saint. That was a nice surprise, in contrast the New Normal is now the year-old One (that does not work) is a rather tiresome surprise. Travel restrictions...
by Susan Jagannath | Nov 11, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Featured, Himalayas, Spain, Sticky, Walking
Of Caminos, Adventures and Stocks Would you go? It looks as if a vaccine for the world is increasingly likely – as a likely candidate emerged, with a viable testing regime, all kinds of unconnected things happened. Of course, nothing is really unconnected in our...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 13, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Spain
13th August 997 was a deadly day for Santiago de Compostela. On that day, the bells of Santiago were ripped out of the burnt and destroyed Cathedral and carted on over 800 kms on the backs of Christian prisoners to the Cordoba moque by Al mansur, who yearly attacked...
by Susan Jagannath | Jul 22, 2020 | Camino, Spain, Walking
The Camino Ingles is a medieval era pilgrimage trail in Galicia in Northern Spain. It is quieter, shorter and less popular than the epic Camino Frances, but it has a unique beauty and is not without challenges. In the time of the virus it has the advantage of being...
