She Ventures The World by Michelle Gallardo
She Ventures The World by Michelle Gallardo
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Camino del Norte Day 19: Pola de Siero to Oviedo
A short, procedural stage, of only around 11 miles. Lots of walking through suburbs, over busy roads and even industrial areas on the way into Oviedo. For me, however it was less about the day itself, but about the entire Journey as I concluded my Way along the Camino del Norte after walking 477 kilometers from the Spanish border town of Hondarribia after a 22 day journey that included rest days in San Sebastián, Bilbao and Santander. And while for most pilgrims Santiago de Compostela remains the ultimate goal, Oviedo is no less important.
As the saying goes:
“He who visits Santiago but not El Salvador, visits the servant but forgets the Lord.”
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CAMINO DEL NORTE DAY 18: VILLAVICIOSA TO POLA DE SIERO
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Today I officially left the Camino del Norte en route to Oviedo. While many are said to make the same choice, I only saw one other pilgrim the entire day. It was a long one, with quite a hard climb right in the middle-but a very worthwhile detour to the Monastery of Valdedios made the suffering worth it. A fabulous little apartment and a yummy pizza I polished off in its entirety at the end of ...
CAMINO DEL NORTE DAY 17: COLUNGA TO VILLAVICIOSA
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It was a super short day. One which allowed me to sleep in, have a nice chilled breakfast and then enjoy a lovely walk through the countryside. I legit could have moved in to my B&B and stayed for a week without even leaving the garden. I’m already at the point where I have no idea where I am, nor do I care much as I continue to count down to the main event. Discombobulated is the best way to d...
Camino del Norte Day 16: Ribadasella to Colunga
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My last day walking along the sea. And despite some rainy weather during the second half of my walk, I definitely made the most out of it. A garden retreat at my B&B in Colunga rounded out a truly lovely day.
Camino del Norte Day 15: Llanes to Ribadasella
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The day that took my breath away. And then I took a bus. There is no way to describe, not even in pictures the stunning vistas that awaited me less than three miles into what was meant to be a 30K journey (19 miles). I just stood in awe, marveling at what lay in front of me. Maybe it was knowing that it couldn’t possibly get any better. Maybe it was sheer exhaustion after two weeks on the road....
Camino del Norte Day 14: Colombres to Llanes
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I was rained on. Then I was rained on some more. But a “secret” coastal path, along with the official one made today’s drenching all worth it.
Camino del Norte Day 13: Comillas to Colombres
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Leaving Cantabria behind and entering Asturias. It was a beautiful day spent walking almost entirely on the road, but a brief foray onto a truly gorgeous stretch of sandy beach and a rural road made it all good. It was a foray that might not have happened at all if not for the kindness of a local bar keep. Also…I learned a lot more about the Indianos today…and the lavish homes they built upon t...
Camino del Norte Day 12: Santillana del Mar to Comillas
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We leave the Middle Ages behind en route to the modernism of the 19th Century and one of Antonin Gaudi’s first works-and one of the few outside of Catalunya. The walk between both time periods once again transpired entirely along paved roads, but the beauty of the countryside and the return of the Sea made it all worthwhile.
Camino del Norte Day 11: Santander to Santillana del Mar
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It wasn’t to be the prettiest of days. But this being my third and final cheat day on the Camino, I was able to skip the worst of it. Several miles of busy, ugly, poorly sign-posted roads later, I made it to one of the places I’ve been looking forward to the most. Santillana del Mar is known as the town of three lies because regardless of what its name implies it’s neither saintly, nor flat, no...
Camino del Norte Day 10: Güemes to Santander
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The shortest day, but also one of the most beautiful so far. A few kilometers of monotonous road walking were richly rewarded, when seemingly out of nowhere a cliff side trail appeared starting in Galizamo leading to one jaw-dropping view after another. The day culminated in Somo where a 20-minute ferry shepherded us across the bay and into Santander, the capital of Spain’s Cantabrian region. A...
Camino del Norte Day 9: Laredo to Güemes
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A perfect day….one spent walking along miles and miles of beautiful sandy beaches, until it was finally time to turn inland. An idyllic countryside retreat offered much needed relaxation to my weary feet after three, long, back to back to back days.
Camino del Norte Day 8: Castro Urdiales to Laredo
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A spectacular day. Also, I got soaked. But misery loves company and in the end a good time was had by all.
Camino del Norte Day 7: Bilbao to Castro Urdiales via Portugalete
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Trains, gondolas, electric stairways and good old fashioned foot power. All sorts of transport was involved in getting me out of Bilbao and finally underway on my walk from Portugalete to Castro Urdiales. It’s was a stunning day as the sea made its comeback. There was lots of pavement but no leg breaking climbs. I also bade a fond farewell to Basque Country as I spent my first evening in Cantab...
Camino del Norte Day 6: Gernika to Bilbao via Lezama
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Leaving Gernika this morning I reflected on the tragic losses this symbol of Basque freedom has endured. Bombed mercilessly by Hitler’s and Mussolini’s forces at the request of Francisco Franco who at the time was trying to overturn the Second Spanish Republic. With that dark history behind it was time to start climbing, again. It was a tranquil up and down day with lots of mud and slippery roc...
Camino del Norte Day 5: Etxebarria to Gernika
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JUNE 7, 2024 I almost got on a bus. After four days of challenging terrain, lower back pain impaired me for much of this nearly 17-mile day. Lots of stretching stops ensued, even as I tried my hardest to focus on what was a stage full of historical interest. From the hometown of Simon Bolivar’s ancestors, to a monastery with a unique legend, ending in a city with a dark but proud history. In th...
Camino del Norte Day 4: Mutriku to Etxebarria
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Camino del Norte Day 4: Mutriku to Etxebarria
Camino del Norte Day 3: Getaria to Deba via the Ruta del Flysch
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Camino del Norte Day 3: Getaria to Deba via the Ruta del Flysch
Camino del Norte Day 2: Donostia-San Sebastian to Getaria
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Camino del Norte Day 2: Donostia-San Sebastian to Getaria
Camino del Norte Day 1: Hondarribia to Donostia-San Sebastian
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Camino del Norte Day 1: Hondarribia to Donostia-San Sebastian
Camino del Norte Day 0: Arriving in Hondarribia
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Camino del Norte Day 0: Arriving in Hondarribia
Peru: Hiking the Inca Trail
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Peru: Hiking the Inca Trail
Iceland: Hiking the Laugavegur trail and then some
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Iceland: Hiking the Laugavegur trail and then some
Galápagos Islands: The Giant Tortoises of Santa Cruz
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Galápagos Islands: The Giant Tortoises of Santa Cruz
Galápagos Islands: Santa Cruz, Part 1
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Galápagos Islands: Santa Cruz, Part 1
Galápagos Islands: Sierra Negra Volcano, Isabela
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Galápagos Islands: Sierra Negra Volcano, Isabela
Galápagos Islands: Isabela
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Galápagos Islands: Isabela
Galápagos Islands: Floreana
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Galápagos Islands: Floreana
Galápagos Islands: San Cristóbal
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Galápagos Islands: San Cristóbal
Ecuador: Five days in the Amazon Jungle, Part 2
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Ecuador: Five days in the Amazon Jungle, Part 2
Ecuador: a Journey into the Amazon jungle, Part 1.
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Ecuador: a Journey into the Amazon jungle, Part 1.

Комментарии

  • @ricardosadaburgaleta7966
    @ricardosadaburgaleta7966 28 дней назад

    pero desde cuando se coje el autobús en el camino? lo nunca visto hay que andar no autobús muy mal

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 28 дней назад

      Jajaja. Juzga como quieras. Te garantizo que en tu vida has escalado los Alpes, Los Andes y los Himalayas. Cada quien hace lo que le funciona en el momento. El Camino es propio y no es de nadie juzgar a otros. Se feliz y deja vivir a los demás. Y si te crees más que alguien que no conoces pues allá tú. Buena suerte! 😂

    • @ricardosadaburgaleta7966
      @ricardosadaburgaleta7966 28 дней назад

      @@sheventurestheworld también se puede enviar comentarios y no te juzgo me da igual como eres digo que lo importante es el camino y no en autobús

  • @ricardosadaburgaleta7966
    @ricardosadaburgaleta7966 28 дней назад

    no te olvides de navarra cuando hables del país vasco ellos.quieren que navarra sea vasca lo que nunca fue así navarra fue un reino

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 28 дней назад

      @@ricardosadaburgaleta7966 Navarra es precioso,con una historia fabulosa, pero NO es parte del Camino del Norte. Si estoy en el Norte hablo del Norte. Si estoy en el Frances, hablo del Francés.

    • @ricardosadaburgaleta7966
      @ricardosadaburgaleta7966 28 дней назад

      @@sheventurestheworld mira ahora no digas tonterías si hablas de política luego no te escondas con tonterías

    • @ricardosadaburgaleta7966
      @ricardosadaburgaleta7966 28 дней назад

      no conoces navarra como para opinar pero puedes hacerlo somos buena gente aquí

  • @iguanawomanclaudiahodari3579
    @iguanawomanclaudiahodari3579 Месяц назад

    Yellowstone is the most active caldera in the world?????

  • @MrSgtau
    @MrSgtau Месяц назад

    Can't wait until I'm on the Norte in two short months!

  • @mariahuertas4985
    @mariahuertas4985 Месяц назад

    Congratulations on your journey. I have enjoyed watching your videos. Thank you for sharing ❤!

  • @MrSgtau
    @MrSgtau Месяц назад

    Thanks for the tip about the ferry starting at 9 AM. I've been to Laredo previously (not for a camino), and as I recall, it's about a 5 km walk from the town to the ferry to Santona. There's an alternate walk via Colindres that also leads to Guemes, but I think that I will also catch the ferry and walk via Santona.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld Месяц назад

      There is another route but no one takes it outside of Winter because it adds several kilometers. The walk from Laredo is very beautiful past several beaches. Make sure to take that route because there is another one that takes you away from the water!

  • @MrSgtau
    @MrSgtau Месяц назад

    I'll be walking the Camino del Norte starting in early September, from Bilbao. There's nothing more frustrating than a poorly marked camino...Getting lost or missing a yellow arrow has happened to me countless times on previous caminos. Keeping my fingers crossed that the weather will be ok in September with minimal heavy downpours, although the Norte is supposedly rainier than other caminos.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld Месяц назад

      Basque Country and Asturias are very well marked. Cantabria not so much. Make sure you have Wise Pilgrim or Camino app downloaded. As for rain, I got drenched twice and on and off showers once. But it rained a lot more than that. I was just lucky to have it be on rest days or while I wasn’t walking.

  • @anxomillaraveiga9404
    @anxomillaraveiga9404 Месяц назад

    wowww is very beatiful places

  • @anxomillaraveiga9404
    @anxomillaraveiga9404 Месяц назад

    very interesting very nice village

  • @anxomillaraveiga9404
    @anxomillaraveiga9404 Месяц назад

    very nice route

  • @davidj7239
    @davidj7239 Месяц назад

    Congratulations on achieving your goal! It was a thrill to live it alongside you! I sense relief, joy and some sadness that it is over. But, that sadness also proves how much you treasure the experience. I look forward to seeing you on your next Camino. Buen Camino!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld Месяц назад

      The end of a Camino is always a bungle of emotions isn’t it? ❤ Thank you for following

  • @patrickmooney4135
    @patrickmooney4135 Месяц назад

    Congratulations! I think when the Camino calls you again, you should pick up in Oviedo and see if you get the same thrill when you reach the plaza in front of the Cathedral in Santiago. I think you will. Walk in the footsteps of the King! Consider it research. And by the way, only fools and the unintelligent devalue research. 🙂 Research and analysis are my favorite hobbies. Research and analysis = appreciation. Buen Camino and God Bless. Until the next adventure.

  • @Miderguy_
    @Miderguy_ Месяц назад

    Congratulations Michelle. This looked like a lot of fun. I just saw you are a TV personality. I didn't know this. I came to your channel 6 months ago researching for my rim to rim. Well done!

  • @heinzguderian3267
    @heinzguderian3267 Месяц назад

    Congratulations on completing your journey. Your videos will help me with my decision on which Camino route I will take in 2024. Thanks so much. Buen Camino! Travel safely back home.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld Месяц назад

      Thank you! And if you have any questions on this first half of the Norte feel free to ask away!

  • @davidj7239
    @davidj7239 2 месяца назад

    I love your perspective on how you are walking your Camino. You are getting out of it what you want. Other people may want something different and that is fine. My wife and I walk to disconnect, to be present, to experience a different culture on the micro level, and for the physical challenge. We too carry light packs and shuttle our luggage. We believe that carrying heavy packs would detract from our experience. On another note we walked from Irún to Bilbao. We expect to complete our walk to Oviedo in a couple of years. Then on the Primitivo. Watching your journey gets us all excited about that goal. Thanks so much for sharing your journey. Buen Camino!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      Thank you so much for sharing your and your wife’s experience!!! You will love Bilbao to Oviedo. Yes. Lots of pavement, but also lots of options to seek out and a lot less hard!! 😂

  • @patrickmooney4135
    @patrickmooney4135 2 месяца назад

    Don't judge, over pizza? There's never a wrong time for pizza. Buen Camino.

  • @davidj7239
    @davidj7239 2 месяца назад

    That hotel was one of my favs. Excellent food too! Worth the extra walk on the Red Road!

  • @davidj7239
    @davidj7239 2 месяца назад

    Getaria is a great place to stay. And what an approach! Zarautz is a big surfer town which makes finding accommodations harder. Enjoy the Taxoli wine!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      You know the funny thing is I made my reservations ages ago and didn’t find anything in Zarautz. I assumed it was smaller than Getaria and surprised when I got there. In any case, while on Camino I’m a small town kind of girl all the way. It’s less overwhelming at the end of the day when you’ve been walking through nature all day.

  • @abdul_travelvlog
    @abdul_travelvlog 2 месяца назад

    Your video making is very good. Your content ideas are very good. If you give me permission. I will share some information with you to increase the channel. You get lots of subscribe and views, best regards.Thank you

  • @Miderguy_
    @Miderguy_ 2 месяца назад

    I like your videos. Is there a reason you mute the sound when you're not talking?

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      It’s not muted! The background sound is there, just lowered a tad so it doesn’t compete with the music. Are you unable to hear it on your end? 🤔

    • @alexanderellul2701
      @alexanderellul2701 2 месяца назад

      Been on the Camino del Norte 3 times, it is my favourite.

  • @AthleteTrainingCentre
    @AthleteTrainingCentre 2 месяца назад

    Love your videos. I watched most of your first Camino videos and it motivated me to complete my journey in September 2022. Thank you! This time the quality is unbelievable. What camera are you using and are you also using a gimbal? Thank you.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      Thank you!! That’s so gratifying to hear. The French Way was my first time vlogging so I was just getting the hang of the whole process. Using my iPhone 14 Pro, a gimbal and an Insta 360 camera for the overhead shots!

  • @crazyforitaly2021
    @crazyforitaly2021 2 месяца назад

    I'm totally stoked you're doing the Norte ... I'll have to watch all your stuff. I did the Camino Frances for the 2nd time last year - love it and thinking of doing the Portuguese. Stay safe, hydrate.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      I’m loving it!!! Lots of pavement as everyone says but lots of options to get off and it’s gorgeous!

  • @granontour
    @granontour 2 месяца назад

    I took a bus from Gernika to Bilbao

  • @granontour
    @granontour 2 месяца назад

    2 years ago I walked from San Sebastián and did take the Ruta del Flysch trail - magic

  • @patrickmooney4135
    @patrickmooney4135 2 месяца назад

    As a very conservative and religious person, I agree with your sentiment that everyone should walk their own Camino in their own way. There is no wrong way, as long as its by foot, bike, horse, wheelchair or sailboat in the proper distances. Prideful snobs and hypocrites found along the way should just be ignored. Or better yet, prayed for. 😁 Buen Camino.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      I couldn’t agree more! I just feel it’s important to address for those folks who might be turned off by all the keyboard warriors on social media forums when planning their own Way.

  • @ohmightyzeus6135
    @ohmightyzeus6135 2 месяца назад

    I can't help but wonder how many of the peregrino purists reach Santiago and then turn around and walk back home. You know, like the 'real' peregrinos of yore. Not too many, I'd wager. I'm enjoying these videos. I have done the Camino Frances a couple of times and am trying to decide between the Camino Portugese and Camino del Norte. These videos are certainly a good advertisement for the Norte.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      Thank you! It’s not easy and very solitary in comparison to the French Way but so worth it!

  • @caminodantoo
    @caminodantoo 2 месяца назад

    I'll admit Michelle, that there's fountains and pit stops every 3 or 4 kliks on the Frances but i still have this thing about carrying two botas of water with me everywhere. I guess that im not used to such exotic countries, yet.

  • @abdul_travelvlog
    @abdul_travelvlog 2 месяца назад

    Hi dear hope you are well. I visited your RUclips channel and your video making is very good. Your content idea are very good. Thank you so much

  • @wanderslust1781
    @wanderslust1781 2 месяца назад

    How hilly is this stage? According to Komoot its a hard stage. Thank you

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      From what I remember this was a very straightforward stage. Nothing extraordinary about it other than of course the fact that you were arriving in Santiago. It’s also short.

    • @wanderslust1781
      @wanderslust1781 2 месяца назад

      Okay for me its long, i will be walking the Camino light due to some health issues. So this will be my longest stage. Thank you.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      @@wanderslust1781 ah. If that’s the case I know there is an albergue at the top of Monte del Gozo a few miles before arriving in Santiago. Some people stay there the night before so they can have a super short day in. You should check it out that way you shorten the day before as well.

    • @wanderslust1781
      @wanderslust1781 2 месяца назад

      @@sheventurestheworld I deceided to divide the stage. I will be staying in lavocallo. Its only 10km like most day. That way i make it easy to the pilgrims service at 12:30

  • @heinzguderian3267
    @heinzguderian3267 2 месяца назад

    I followed your journey on the Camino Frances. I walked the Camino Frances in 2023 and used your videos for reference. I’m planning to walk either the Camino Portuguese or the Camino del Norte next year. I’m going to watch your journey on this Camino to help me decide my next Camino. Buen Camino!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      I appreciate it! And if you have any questions please let me know! The Norte is gorgeous but much more difficult and VERY different from the Frances!

  • @SamirAbadeer
    @SamirAbadeer 2 месяца назад

    7:56 God bless you , you are really good 🌹🌿🌿🌿🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

  • @SamirAbadeer
    @SamirAbadeer 2 месяца назад

    so so nice footage 🙂

  • @SamirAbadeer
    @SamirAbadeer 2 месяца назад

    This is really HUGE , when I walk 5 or 6 or 7 KM , I consider that I did big efforts . Bravo , very interesting sites and seascapes and lanscapes . Blessings . Have a beautiful Sunday

  • @patrickmooney4135
    @patrickmooney4135 2 месяца назад

    Wow. That's probably worth a rest day for me just to see the museum and other sites. Thanks!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      I did consider taking my rest day here instead of Santander. Ultimately decided against it since really the village is so small that having gotten here at 1pm I had plenty of time. The only thing I missed, which was sad is the church because I arrived just as they closed for lunch and did not get back into town from the cave and museum until they closed.

  • @user-eo7dc9jj7u
    @user-eo7dc9jj7u 2 месяца назад

    Very raw and not good filmed … don’t deserve any comments and commentary is so bad also . I am just trying to be nice … don’t hurt being nice !!!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      Just imagine if you weren’t trying to be nice! 😂

  • @lynnkriedemann6855
    @lynnkriedemann6855 2 месяца назад

    I am enjoying your videos! And you obviously like staying in the same types of places as I do as I stayed in the same place here and also in hondaribbia 2 years ago, and I am staying in them again in a few weeks!

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      I like to be comfortable but I also like unique spots!

  • @patrickmooney4135
    @patrickmooney4135 2 месяца назад

    Wow. Stunning views and architecture. Thanks.

  • @caminodantoo
    @caminodantoo 2 месяца назад

    I cannot believe it, Michelle. You’re back on Camino again…..

  • @lynnkriedemann6855
    @lynnkriedemann6855 2 месяца назад

    such a goregous section... walked it in 2022 and a storm hit as we climbed out at the end, but that made it even more exciting!

  • @petrikorena
    @petrikorena 2 месяца назад

    Ondo egina neska! Bidaia ona izan.

  • @lynnkriedemann6855
    @lynnkriedemann6855 2 месяца назад

    Lovely video! Looks like you stayed at the parador de hondaribbia? My husband and I stayed there before we began our walk in 2022 and I am walking with my daughter starting in 3 weeks, and staying there again. Such an amazing historic location! BTWwe walked the GR121 along the coast our first day instead, and joined the camino a few kms before Passaia. This time my daughter and I plan to walk the camino from hondaribbia, as you did :)

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      It iis! The parador and the town were a big part of the reason I started from here and not Irun!

  • @civitasincivibusest
    @civitasincivibusest 2 месяца назад

    Very interesting and amazing, magic, places. Its like a page of the book of John Milton, "The lost paradise". Thank you very much for this beautiful video.

  • @teresanguyen7751
    @teresanguyen7751 2 месяца назад

    How many hours did you finish FM? It says cut of time at 4pm. What’s time the race started?

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 2 месяца назад

      4pm is the cutoff time to finish in one day for safety reasons. They don’t wan’t you running/hiking in the dark. But you are allowed to finish on the second day if necessary. For me it was necessary as I got lost along the way and that cost me a couple of hours. Oops!

  • @teresanguyen7751
    @teresanguyen7751 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for sharing the video. I had a great adventure that a lot of people couldn’t make it.

  • @lauraohearn9409
    @lauraohearn9409 3 месяца назад

    Hello! I'm planning a dive trip to the Galapagos in August and am enjoying your videos to help me plan. You're the first person I've seen take this route to Isabela from San Cristobal and it seems much better than taking the morning ferry to Santa Cruz and then the afternoon ferry to Isabela! Would you mind sharing the company you went with and an idea of the cost? Did you book in advance or after you got to San Cristobal? Thanks in advance! This is also the only thing on my "bucket list" :)

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 3 месяца назад

      Hi Laura. I’m not sure how helpful I can be. I traveled as part of an overland Galapagos tour with Intrepid. So all our transfers were via private charter and not public ferries. There was sadly no diving. I am a certified diver but haven’t done so in such a long time that when I went to Galapagos I didn’t feel I was qualified for that level. In any case, while hiring a live aboard would be the easiest logistically, it will probably be highway robbery. Hiring a dive operator once you are there on the ground might be the way to go. The only caveat would be that tourism is not as developed as you would think on the ground since most people visit onboard small cruise boats so those that are independent generally book up quickly.

  • @thedeafcattledog8608
    @thedeafcattledog8608 4 месяца назад

    Nice! But I gotta say you might want to get your heart checked out by a cardiologist before doing anything like this again. Women can have heart problems that mimic heartburn/indigestion.

    • @sheventurestheworld
      @sheventurestheworld 4 месяца назад

      Thank you for your concern. Nothing to worry about. I’m an endurance athlete; a slow one, but with lots of experience doing this type of thing. This is par for the course for me when exerting myself physically for 10+ hours with no real food other than gels and bars and stuff. That and assorted electrolytes all end up doing a number on my stomach so I start to cramp. Not fun. I have been tested btw, so not just being blaze about it :)

  • @kw8282
    @kw8282 4 месяца назад

    Great video 🎉 Very Informative ❤

  • @edwinstowinginc.1368
    @edwinstowinginc.1368 5 месяцев назад

    Congratulations on the win and happy birthday. Great video.

  • @maquita2000
    @maquita2000 6 месяцев назад