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@@beto5.016 You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. The road is gravel and dirt with a lot of hills. I would say it probably depends on the season and how much rain, but you at least need a high clearance vehicle. Everything we rode in or saw was a truck. Hope that helps.

@@DunRovinRanch-1969 You don't. You have to pull over and ask in one of the towns or use it when you visit one of the sites😬

@@WorkingMan-m4t thank you!

@@adrianmaierus8917 You're right. We should have asked them to turn it down. We always feel weird about things like that. As far as eating with our hands, it's fairly common to pick up a small bite- sized appetizer and piece of bread with your hand, especially if you're showing the camera what you're eating. We don't eat personally eat with our hands a lot, but there are many cultures all over the world that do. It's just a preference.

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@@DunRovinRanch-1969 oh man ..I'm really not sure. We donated it after. I'm sorry.

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@@DunRovinRanch-1969 awesome!! Buen Camino!

Aww thank you so much. So glad you got enjoyed the trip

Wow. Just a turn of phrase in the opening. Obviously, we aren't going to eat ALL the traditional Finnish foods on a random one day food tour...of Helsinki...but if that's what you want to focus on and comment about... cool. Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos.

We have been swimming at all three. Montezuma has some spots with rough waves, but there are nearby coves along the coast that are good for swimming. Penca and Conchal have always been pretty calm when I was there, lots of swimming!

Found out about it too late unfortunately. Just a bad planning day on our part

In our experience most people who stayed in hotels utilized one of the Camino Organized companies to book all their hotels through in advance. If it's important to have private rooms, you may want to book ahead on your own or with Camino Ways or another company.

@lostamonglocals5382 thank you,my problem with that is I'm 71 and don't know how far I can go.if I book in advance im putting myself under pressure. Thank you again for your reply 🙏

There was just one little stretch where we had trouble finding bed in late April/early May. After that, it got way better. I think it was just that few albergues didn't reopen after covid and they weren't ready for the amount of people in 2023,

@jww1022 We started in late April. May is the most popular month I believe. If we did it again, we would probably wait until mid-May or so to start. Hope that helps.

@@lostamonglocals5382 Is mid may better than late Aug or early Sep for any reason? Thanks so much btw

August is one of the busiest months and may still be quite hot, but if you go at the end and mostly walk in September, I can't think of any real perks differences. Oh the wine harvest is usually in September and that comes with local festivities

Thank you. I'm sure our footage could be much better, but I just know I wouldn't want some strangers camera on my face all the time. Glad you enjoyed the video☺️

Hey there! If you want to watch a full playlist on RUclips in order, go to our page, and then go to Playlists at the top. Choose the Camino playlist, and then click "play all" and it will start from the beginning. You can also choose which one you want from this playlist and they are in order there. Here is the link to the playlist if that helps. Enjoy! ruclips.net/p/PLQHsiA87fQjSt2ChoXSDcXqYTPmnMT2Pf&si=1MVvYe8NWbfZ7kJe

Also from our page, if you click the videos tab at the top and scroll down, they are all in order from the most recent upload to the earliest.

Nah. It wasn't hot. We aren't really hat wearers anyway, but wasn't necessary when we went

Hey guys! We did try to keep it discreet and not disturb anyone's spiritual journey...probably didn't end up with the best footage, but we had a great time and met some awesome people. Hope you guys are doing well!

I had forgotten about the leak! It wasn't exactly what we had expected, but all in all, we still had a great time. You're right though, there were a lot of miscommunications that weren't handled the best.

@@lostamonglocals5382 being a finnish wilderness guide i REALLY hope they get their shit together. to me all of that is absolutely unacceptable. for him to say that a leaking roof is "just nature" almost feels criminal to me. they absolutely dropped .. whatever you drop. not acceptable. i´m so sorry you had this experience. he was not finnish so i really hope finns take care of business better. this just makes me SOOO angry on your behalf. absolutely unacceptable

Sorry I don't have access to that anymore. We took a train from Bordeaux with a stop in Bayonne. It was 35 euro and we booked online, probably through SNCF. Sorry that's about all I've got.

Thank you 😍 I'm very excited to go. And all help is greatly appreciated

@@HediSalm you're welcome. We're excited for you! Buen Camino I!

You're welcome!! When are you guys going again?

Glad to hear it!!

Aww thanks guys. It certainly was an amazing adventure!

Aww thank you so much. That means a lot to us!

Buen Camino!!

Umm yah no thanks!!! I think I went to a Starbucks once or twice, not only is it expensive, It's terrible!

Thanks so much! It was stunning in May! Buen Camino!

Aww thanks so much! Buen Camino

It was a very sad time in Eastern Europe for sure. I can't imagine living through it. We were continually impressed with the strong spirit and hardworking nature of the people we met in this region!

Thank you for explaining it in detail. We thought it was a very sweet tradition.

Yep. Even if you make good money, the nature of constant travel almost always equals a big lifestyle shift!

Yes and No. I think 500 years ago, yes, but today with good hiking gear and shoes, the first part isn't too bad if you're in decent shape (as long as you don't pull a muscle). It's mostly just sore muscles and blisters for some. The middle was hard on some people. I waltzed through the meseta with ease. We actually found it to be the most social part of our trip, but I can stay all day in my thoughts pretty easily. There were so many groups and tours and people the last part from Sarria that there wasn't much spiritual about it. Many used Santiago as a celebration party or were just worried about getting their certificate. Some had profound spiritual experiences though, so I guess it depends on the state of your heart, what's going on in your life, and how hard the journey was for you. I think it's physical, mental, and spiritual the whole way through for different reasons each day

That's wonderful! Very glad you had such a blessed journey. It is a very special route, and we were blown away by all you 80+ hikers in the trail. You guys are an inspiration! Buen Camino!🥰

The pack is from Herschel supply company. Ryan actually just carried our computer backpack so it doesn't have a liter measurement. I carried a small 20L but he had most of the stuff. I would say most hikers had a 30L. Some had the huge hiking packs but it definitely isn't necessary. The less you bring the better really. There's always a store pretty close by for most of the journey. Hope that helps

@@lostamonglocals5382 Ok, great, thank you! My backpack is a 30L and I have been a little worried it would be too small. Good to know there are plenty of stores if needed. I will look for the pack, I think that was a great idea you shared to help carry the weight of the backpack. Thanks again!

You're welcome! In my opinion, 30 is enough. There's plenty of places to do laundry, tons of little shops everyday along the trail, and you'll even hit a few big cities.

I believe we were there in June

Aww thanks! Glad you enjoyed them. Buen Camino 2026!!

You're welcome! Hope it helps you with planning and Buen Camino!

Interesting!! That's never been our experience, but that's good to know. We really list it as the only budget place to stay that's near Flamingo Bay, but thanks for the info.

Oh good! That was our hope. Glad you're enjoying them and good luck on your Camino!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

Oh thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed them. This is the last of our Morocco series but stay tuned for Egypt!

Thanks so much man! Where you at these days?