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Living in Italy and hiking whenever I can. Sharing my love of the Italian countryside and its incredible hikes to be found here with the world
Cammino di San Benedetto - Last day, stunning high level hiking. Day 16: Roccasecca to Montecassino
The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this day.
It begins in Umbria, but soon crosses the border into Lazio, where it remains for the rest of the hike.
Day 16 of the Cammino di San Benedetto between Roccasecca and the Abbey of Montecassino was simply a quiet but beautiful high level hike on broad and easy paths.
An early start from Roccasecca ...
It begins in Umbria, but soon crosses the border into Lazio, where it remains for the rest of the hike.
Day 16 of the Cammino di San Benedetto between Roccasecca and the Abbey of Montecassino was simply a quiet but beautiful high level hike on broad and easy paths.
An early start from Roccasecca ...
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Cammino di San Benedetto - Stunning hiking in the Italian countryside. Day 15: Arpino to Roccasecca
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino San Benedetto - Enjoying road hiking under the Italian sun. Day 14: Casamari to Arpino
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Quiet Italian roads and woodland trails. Day 13 - Collepardo to Casamari
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Hiking past the 200km mark! Day 12 - Trevi nel Lazio to Collepardo.
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: A very wet day of hiking in Lazio! Day 11: Subiaco - Trevi nel Lazio
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: A beautiful riverside hike in magical woodland Day 10: Mandela to Subiaco
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Enjoying the amazing Italian scenery: Day 9 Ostello San Michele to Mandela
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino San Benedetto Day - Perfect Italian hiking. Day 8: Castel di Tora to Ostello San Michele
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Roads, woods and a lakeside hike . Day 7 Rocca Sinibalda to Castel di Tora
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Rain just can't spoil the glorious hiking. Day 6 Rieti to Rocca Sinibalda
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: A (mostly) gentle stroll in rolling hills. Day 5: Poggio Bustone to Rieti.
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: A majestic hike & an ancient border. Day 4: Leonessa to Poggio Bustone
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: A short day of road & track walking. Day 3: Ruscio to Leonessa
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike in central Italy linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Day 2 - Woodlands and rolling Italian hills! Cascia to Ruscio.
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The Cammino di San Benedetto (The way of St. Benedict) is a 300km hike linking three of the most important places associated with Saint Benedict: it begins in Norcia where he was born; passes through Subiaco where he founded his first monastic house and the trail ends at the great abbey of Montecassino, where he wrote his rule, laying out the form that monasticism takes to this day. It begins i...
Cammino di San Benedetto: Day 1 - Leaving the plains & heading for the hills
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Cammino di San Benedetto: Day 1 - Leaving the plains & heading for the hills
The Cammino di Dante, Day 7: Taking a tumble and the end of the hike
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The Cammino di Dante, Day 7: Taking a tumble and the end of the hike
Hiking deeper into Tuscany and a change of route: The Cammino di Dante: Day 6
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Hiking deeper into Tuscany and a change of route: The Cammino di Dante: Day 6
The Cammino di Dante: Days 3, 4 & 5 - Wind, rain & rainbows: hiking into the Apennines
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The Cammino di Dante: Days 3, 4 & 5 - Wind, rain & rainbows: hiking into the Apennines
The Cammino di Dante: Days 1 & 2 - Hiking the Po Valley, Ravenna to Oriolo
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The Cammino di Dante: Days 1 & 2 - Hiking the Po Valley, Ravenna to Oriolo
The Via degli Dei - The perfect first hike if you are new to hiking in Italy!
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The Via degli Dei - The perfect first hike if you are new to hiking in Italy!
Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: The wide skies of Umbria & the end of an amazing Italian hike- Day 4
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Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: The wide skies of Umbria & the end of an amazing Italian hike- Day 4
Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: Hiking into hidden Umbria and a hill to remember! - Day 3
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Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: Hiking into hidden Umbria and a hill to remember! - Day 3
Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: Hiking with a view. Umbria and the Tiber Valley - Day 2
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Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: Hiking with a view. Umbria and the Tiber Valley - Day 2
Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: Exploring Umbria on one of the best little-known hikes in Italy - Day 1
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Cammino Dei Borghi Silenti: Exploring Umbria on one of the best little-known hikes in Italy - Day 1
Hiking into Florence, 140kms & 7 days later - The Via degli Dei, Day 7 - Vetta le Croci to Florence
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Hiking into Florence, 140kms & 7 days later - The Via degli Dei, Day 7 - Vetta le Croci to Florence
Hiking through the Tuscan hills - The Via degli Dei, Day 6 - San Piero a Sieve to Vetta le Croci
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Hiking through the Tuscan hills - The Via degli Dei, Day 6 - San Piero a Sieve to Vetta le Croci
Under the trees in Tuscany - The Via degli Dei, Day 5 - Passo della Futa to San Piero a Sieve
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Under the trees in Tuscany - The Via degli Dei, Day 5 - Passo della Futa to San Piero a Sieve
The worst weather of the hike! - The Via degli Dei, Days 3 & 4 - Ca' del Cucco to Passo della Futa
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The worst weather of the hike! - The Via degli Dei, Days 3 & 4 - Ca' del Cucco to Passo della Futa
The best views of the hike? - The Via degli Dei (Path of the Gods) Day 2 - Badolo to Ca' del Cucco
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The best views of the hike? - The Via degli Dei (Path of the Gods) Day 2 - Badolo to Ca' del Cucco
Absolutely gorgeous film my friend, so nicely edited!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. It was certainly wonderful hike that day.
300km!!! Well done🎉 Where to next?
Thanks! Am keeping it to day hikes for the moment, but working on a few plans for longer hikes next year, teaching hours permitting..!
Arrived! 🎉
Yes! Such an amazing hike to do. Highly recommended.
Gorgeous! Even if you did get a bit tyre-d towards the end of this penultimate day! I LOVE the friendliness of people along the way.
Yes! But when the rubber hits the road... Glad you enjoyed the videos. It is always a cliché to say it, but the people you meet on a cammino like this really do make the difference. There are so many more stories of free coffees, smiles, greetings and chats that don't make it into the videos, but put the spring back into your step.
Well reporting in as requested. Just returned from a nice but demanding trip to Italy. Bologna, Path of the Gods, Florence and Pisa. Those reading this should be aware that the Path of the Gods is lovely but harder than any Camino I have been on. 2 days of nice sun to start with but Italy was recovering from terrible rains so some mud although not as bad as expected. Day 3 saw some rain later in the day with led to slippery conditions. Days 4 and 5 were in fact subject to weather warnings with rain, wind and then torrential never stopping rain. This made underfoot conditions very slippery and dark. Oh how I wished for my boots and a poncho to go over everything. The moral is that even under a rucksack cover, in a rucksack and in dry bags that things can get wet! A lovely final day down to Florence Well worth the effort but I would suggest booking accommodation ahead and having a reasonable level of fitness coupled with boots and waterproofs. Also use the App specific to the trail so as to stay on track. Great video by DB adhere shows the conditions very well.
Thanks for the comment! I caught some of your progress on Facebook and it did look a bit wet... You were a little unlucky with the weather, but it still looked like a great hike for you. I think it is a good point that you should never underestimate the challenges on hikes, even on such a popular hike as the Via degli Dei. It requires a decent level of fitness and awareness of the surroundings, weather and the route. And as you say, always travel with some form of map as you never know when you will need to go off route, or find the route if you get lost! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great views! Sei quasi arrivato!!!
Grazie! Si, sono quasi arrivato - mi manca solo un giorno..!
Hi there. Many thanks for the wonderfull reportage, I've watched it from beginning till the end. I plan to go from Ravenna to San Godenzo, end of October with the mountin bike. I would like to do it in 3 days (I can't spare more days then that). What would be your advice, is it feasible? Does it make any sense to do it with the bike? The possible rain and bad conditions worries me a bit. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed and found it helpful. I am not a cyclist so am probably not the best person to give advice on whether or not it is feasible, but there is a designated cycling version of the route that you can do. Given the recent floods in the area it is also definitely worthwhile checking out the official Cammino di Dante page as they have a page dedicated to route changes and issues that they are keeping updated regularly (in Italian). I would also recommend that you register and get the credenziale, as this entitles you to various discounts on accommodation along the route, but more importantly it alerts them to the dates you are planning on doing the route. When I was hiking, as mentioned, the organisers were able to text me and notify me of problems and suggest alternatives on the fly, which was incredibly helpful. Good luck and let us all know how you get on. It is a fantastic route to follow.
@@dbhikes Many thanks, really usefull information! I'll monitor the forecast, If the weather is like these days, I will have to abort and go in spring. Anycase if/when I go, I will write here a short comment. Thank you again for the support!
Best lunchbreak!
It was pretty cool!
Thanks a lot for your vids. I will start this Cammino next Saturday. Pace e bene
You are welcome! Am sure you will have a fantastic time on the hike - it really is a wonderful cammino to do. Let us know how you get on (and if you still think the videos are accurate 😁).
Go hiker, good Italians built towns on the top of the hills to make hikers work more 🙂
Well, they certainly succeeded! Have not yet done a hike without climbing to a few hilltop towns!
Uphill, ‘because that’s the way it works in Italy’ 😂 Love the waterfall piazza, and the canine chorus of encouragement!
It certainly is the way it works here! The Piazza was amazing, the kind of place that is much better in person than in the video, but even the locals were weary of the dogs continually barking as people and cars passed them...
A lot of road walking… have you ever felt in danger?
Yes, there was! This section of the hike does have a lot of hiking on roads but I don't think I was ever in danger. They were not too busy, but some drivers do pass quite close to you...
That white car cut close!
I think the video sometimes makes them look a bit closer than they are. Most drivers are considerate and only once have I had to make a quick jump out of the way, when I was hiking the Antica Via Amerina.
So beautiful!
Thanks! It was a beautiful day of hiking and such a beautiful part of Italy
Wonderful landscape 🙂 Are you planning to hike the Camino di San Franziskus also in the future?
As always, thanks for the comment! The Way of St. Francis is on my list to hike, but when I can arrange to do it in one trip. I have heard from a number of other hikers that is is incredibly beautiful, so looking forward to it.
Do you have the Book Guide ore guiding Book? And is it possible to do the hike without it, only looking for the little Caminosigns? Nice episode again 🙂
I used the guide published by Terre di Mezzo (in italian) which are very good. There is an English language guide for this Cammino, but it is quite old (unless they have updated it recently?) so a lot of the accommodation information is out of date. There have also been improvements/changes to the route which are not in the Engliah language guide. In addition, I downloaded the gps tracks from the Cammino website and also checked the website for updates and issues (short-term route changes/problems with trails/closures, etc) every day. The site can be viewed in English if required, I believe. So yes, it is possible to hike without the guide (you would miss out on lots of the historic and cultural details found in.the guide though) but at least you should reference the website. To benefit from the accommodations along route, many places require you to have the 'pilgrim passport' so that is absolutely necessary to get! Hope this helps!
Informativ and relaxing 🙂 Thank you!
As always, happy that you are enjoying the videos!
Amazing! The river is so nice!
Thanks - it was such a beautiful day of hiking. The Aniene river really is nice and the water is so, so clear.
Thanks for sharing this nice adventure.👍 When did you hike on this cammino?
Glad you are enjoying! I hiked in late May/early June this year, just as the weather was turning warm here in Italy. A perfect time for hiking this Cammino
Really amazing. Thanks for showing this part of the pilgrim trail. 👍
Thanks! It was a really special day of hiking, one of my favourites of the whole cammino. Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Great video! 😊
Thanks again! Glad you are enjoying the hikes.
Beautiful light!
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the video. The light was a glorious late spring light indeed!
Nice relaxing musik, great views, nice video 🙂
Thanks! The views really were amazing. It was a great day of hiking. Glad you are enjoying the videos.
Excellent video again showing the conditions
Thanks again! Glad you are still enjoying the videos!
@@dbhikes yea, they are great. Once I have completed the VDD, will open my horizons and look at others. This one will be a tester with my 2 knee replacements.
All the best - slow and steady and you should be fine. Let us know how it goes!
Nice hike again. Lovley landscape
Thanks! It was a great day and I loved the contrast of the landscape and the industrial enormity of the dam. Very awe-inspiring.
Ha! You answered my question! You mentioned that you "..chat in Italian." 👏
Yup, I speak Italian well enough for most situations!
Ha! You answered my question: You said you can " ..chat in Italian."
(I WAS wondering about ticks! Here I am in New England/ U.S. state of Massachusetts, and, of course we have them, the number of them varies from season to season, and year to year. So, they must be at least, a fairly widespread, near world wide phenomenon! 😮😢 I was wondering... I rarely wear shorts, as well! ( And, as you know, no matter how careful, we have to check ourselves, as they can end up in the most inconvenient places, such as on your ear, where they are hard to get off 😢!) Do you speak Italian? If so, Bravo!
Yes, ticks are a nuisance almost everywhere... I have had ticks in, shall we say, awkward to get to places in the past ....
I don't know if I could take as little time as possible to walk these caminos! All the little roads, vistas, and small villages are intriguing, and I would have a hard time keeping myself from exploring those adjacent features.
I agree! The Cammino dei Borghi Silenti is designed to give you plenty of time to explore. I did the walk in 4 days, but the organisers recommend 5 days so you have even more time to explore!
Do you speak Italian - you seem to be comfortable with speaking the place names with ease... I am wondering how easy it is to secure a place to sleep, if you decide to hike a little longer than what you planned (although, you do said you have a light weight tent).... From what I gathered, by watching others walk, e.g. the Camino de Santiago, if a person doesn't get a spot ahead, they are out of luck - depending on what time of year they're walking...
I live in Italy, so am okay with the language, which definitely helps. The Cammino dei Borghi Silenti passes through very small places and is a relatively unknown hike outside of Italy. There is not a lot of accommodation available in some of the villages so I would recommend booking in advance. I would also recommend getting the 'passport' (similar to the Camino di Santiago) which comes with a comprehensive list of places and local people you can stay with. I booked in advance for my hike, so it was all relatively easy.
Looking forward for the video of day 7 🙂
Thanks! Day 7 and all the way to day 16..!
Is it possible to buy foot in a store along the way? Realy great video und great episode of the way 🙂
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos. Yes you can buy food along the way - the route goes through many small villages and towns. For a few days you will need to buy food to carry with you for lunch, but there is never a problem finding it.
Sorry, but where can I get this passport for the stamps? Nice way and nice video 🙂
You can order your 'pilgrim passport' from the Cammino di San Benedetto official website. If you plan in advance you can have them delivered to home, or it is possible to arrange to pick one up at the starting point of your walk.
( Sorry - I asked if Day 5 was the end of the Benedetto - I was mistaken! But that meant there is more to enjoy!) Thank you!
No worries! Lots more to come!
At Day 5 is the end of the San Benedetto? Thank you for presenting your videos of your Walk/ Camino with your very nice work!
Nope! The hike is actually 300kms over 16 days, so plenty more to come. Am trying to get one video a week finished inbetween everything else...
LOL - One of my problems when I watch videos of people traveling, is that it takes me so long to get through the videos! I have to go on Google Maps, to "explore" the architecture and landscapes, as much as Google will allow ( a few sites in the world are not captured, or the mucipalities do not allow capture of some areas).
Don't worry - I do the same!
Gorgeous photography! Wonderful perspectives. What time of year was this taken? The way your gait is, looks as if your walking is the easiest activity - even with what looks like a very heavy, or at least large backpack! 😮 (If you don't mind me asking - are you from Australia or New Zealand?)
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos. I hiked in late spring/early summer this year (may/June). And no, not an Australian or New Zealander! And the backpack is not too heavy actually, just have lots of bits and pieces for camping that I needed to carry for a couple of days when I was in a tent.
Thank you for sharing your walk. It looks very relaxing with the rain and clouds.
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos. I enjoy hiking in the rain so found it incredibly enjoyable! There is more rain to come later in the Camino…
Très beau ! Bravo ! 👏
Merci!
💞Wow💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🤍
So passionate!
@@giorgiobottiglioni5727 Thanks! It is a walk that inspires a passionate response. Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Could you relocate where you were when you were in ~ 4 in the video...? That scenery, for being "wild" seems so "refined" as a contrast to the "raggedy" landforms of, e.g. New England? ( Trees are shorter, there, in Italy, perhaps?) That landscape where you were is not to be spoiled and taken for granted. Interesting that you said you have a passion for the history of Naples - a UNESCO World Heritage site!
At about minute 4? If you draw a straight line between Leonessa & Poggio Bustone it would be roughly about half way. It is quite remote and also over 5000ft asl. It would be easy to wander off path (as I did, but that didn't make it to the video!). Naples is a huge passion of mine so was extremely excited to see the border marker, even in the rain!
Lovely video, the views look fantastic!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. It was a great day of hiking.
Thank you! "O camino" is amasing, beautiful!
Thanks! The hike was fantastic and very beautiful indeed. Glad you are enjoying the videos.
Excellent representation once again. Really shows the underfoot and surrounding conditions all on mostly previously unused video. Well done again.
Thanks as always for the comment! It is a fantastic hike and one I would highly recommend to anyone. Not sure I understand the 'unused video' comment though...
You used lots of video clips that I had not seen before. Nicely put together 👍
Ahhhh.... Are you talking about the new Via degli Dei 'quiet hiking' video I posted yesterday? This comment is under a different video 😉
I'm really enjoying your videos. I wonder if you could share some information about the gear you use on your walks. I walked from Lucca to Rome on the Via Francigena last May and over packed. I plan on walking the Magna Via Francigena in Sicily next May and want to avoid my past mistakes.
Thanks for.the comment - glad you are enjoying the videos! That is a big question! I actually have a plan to talk about this topic in a later video, but as a general idea I tend to use only merino wool clothing as it is light and packs down small. I also never carry more than two of anything for hiking, other than socks as I wear toe socks and a thinner pair over them, so four pairs. I double up my first aid kit as my toiletry bag and only take the basics. Then I have a full change of clothes for the evenings - just one of each item of clothing. Waterproofs & food/water make up the rest. I tend to use a 50L backpack in the winter with my cold weather gear included and a 30L one in the summer. In my next video you will see my camping gear too - finalising the plans at the moment so should be sharing the videos starting in April (hiking gods permitting and all being well...). Sicily is beautiful - you will really enjoy your hike there!
Hi. Thanks for everything you share. Please realize how much your videos are bringing a total blessing and relaxing time. Again, wonderful music choices..!!!
Thanks, as always, for the generous comment! I am glad that people are enjoying the videos. Am in the final(ish) stages of planning the next hike, so more videos to follow soon...
Watched your VDD again with interest. Heading that way September 24. Will give your other more recent videos a look in next few weeks. Thanks again for the good representation of what the trip is like.
Thanks again, glad you are finding the videos to be of help. Working on the last video of the latest hike at the moment and deep in the throes of planning the next, much longer hike… Keep an eye out for that one!
8:25 Lago di Corbara 😍
It is beautiful, but that day was very hazy. We drove back the following weekend to visit and the weather was even worse..!! It rained the whole time we were there.
Glad to see you are enjoying the CBS, I told you it was worth it 😉The water you see down in the valley is the WWF Oasis of Alviano, another unique place to visit in that area. Looking forward to seeing the next episodes.
It was a wonderful walk to do and I really did enjoy it! Day 2 was spectacular hiking and the views incredible, as you can see!
Thank you so much…! …and Amazing music sir.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the second video too!
Hello Sir. Amazing video, very informative and helpful. Good knowing wonderful alternatives to France Spain or Portugal. Blessings. Ciao !
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful. I agree that Italy is a superb hiking alternative to the other countries and definitely deserves to be explored and experienced. Am working on the second video of this hike at the moment, so hopefully you will enjoy that too!
Fine trip, interesting places. Nice to watch your video. Greetings!
Thanks and glad you enjoyed it. It was an incredible first day, and the rest of the walk was just as fantastic. Cheers!