WE DID IT!!!!! 😃 After starting the Camino Frances back in May 2022 and then finishing in Santiago in late June, heading back to the UK for a bit and then returning to Santiago in late September 2022, we finally reached the END OF THE EARTH 🌍. This was such a beautiful walk, the scenery, the food and the people all made the blisters worthwhile 👣 Are you heading onto Finisterre (Fisterra), have completed it or just thinking about? Comment below to share your thoughts so that others can learn/share in your journey.
Thank you for sharing such a great experience with all of us. We have followed you on the Camino Frances and the walk to Finisterre. You are such a great family and so inspirational. You have made us laugh and love your coffee stops! We are looking forward to our Camino in 2024.
Hey Roberthalley-frane5403....you must let us know how you get on. We are heading out in April 24 to do a section of the Norte with friends that we met on the Frances...cant wait to share 😃 Buen Camino
Fabulous 👏👏🙌 well done! Sarria to Santiago in Sept 2023 then a day bus tour to Finisterre, Muxia & a few other towns. I now wish we were walking to Finisterre & Cabo Finisterre!
Great vlog, scenery and music - as always. Again, jealous of that weather. We had a decent day getting to Finesterre, but then the walk to the lighthouse was windy & rainy. But for me, the most surprising thing was how emotional I got. I had pictured this as just a bonus walk after Santiago, but once we hit that 0 km marker, I doubled over crying- and then my husband Ken started crying, and a very nice lady behind us started crying. Such a mess 😂. I think it hit me that after 560 miles we were really done. It was a special moment. 💗. Thanks for your wonderful videos - looking forward to your next adventures.
Hey Nancy, thank you for sharing! We can totally understand the emotions that come with travelling on the Camino whether it be at the start, the middle or the end...."such a mess", that did make us laugh as we could imagine the scene 🤣.
loved the vlog...again you 2 made me laugh , early part of the vlog both of you are in bed ...lmaoooo ...i am laughing as i type this ....and you 2 looked like just had a session lmaooooo...i am also planning to split my Camino ....either from Santiago to Finistere or Sarria to Finnistere before doing the whole 800 km.... ty for the vlog and making my day laugh/smile
Gracias por poner el sonido de nuestra gaita en Fisterra. En Galicia. Otros vídeos de extranjeros son capaces de poner de fondo en su recorrido por Galicia, música flamenca de Andalucía. Por eso, gracias por respetarnos. Un saludo desde Compostela.
Congrats again guys, this time for going to the ocean! I really enjoyed watching your entire Camino. Now the big question is: what's next? BTW, I am thinking of going again next year. Is that something you would do again?
Hey Mark C, thank you! We enjoyed filming and watching it back and we are glad you enjoyed watching it. Whats next you ask...some van life (we are virgin van lifers so that should be fun!) and also we are currently looking at another two Camino' (not Spain) to walk. When would you be going back, Spring/Summer/Autumn? 👣
@@EverydayJourneysTV I think we were all unprepared for the 10 day heat wave in early June. That being said, I think September/October works good....I am not sure I can do another other than Frances - the traditions, the services, the people, the history....hmmmm
@@markc8401 That heat was incredible wasn't it! 🥵. I am sure that you met pilgrims along the way the same as us that were on their second/third+ camino and after completing it you certainly know why 👣
WE DID IT!!!!! 😃 After starting the Camino Frances back in May 2022 and then finishing in Santiago in late June, heading back to the UK for a bit and then returning to Santiago in late September 2022, we finally reached the END OF THE EARTH 🌍. This was such a beautiful walk, the scenery, the food and the people all made the blisters worthwhile 👣 Are you heading onto Finisterre (Fisterra), have completed it or just thinking about? Comment below to share your thoughts so that others can learn/share in your journey.
Thank you for sharing such a great experience with all of us. We have followed you on the Camino Frances and the walk to Finisterre. You are such a great family and so inspirational. You have made us laugh and love your coffee stops! We are looking forward to our Camino in 2024.
Hey Roberthalley-frane5403....you must let us know how you get on. We are heading out in April 24 to do a section of the Norte with friends that we met on the Frances...cant wait to share 😃 Buen Camino
I loved watching your whole Camino trek. Thank you!!
Hey Kate...thank you for watching, hopefully you will like what is coming up next 😃
Fabulous 👏👏🙌 well done! Sarria to Santiago in Sept 2023 then a day bus tour to Finisterre, Muxia & a few other towns. I now wish we were walking to Finisterre & Cabo Finisterre!
Thank you Michelle 😃...you will love every part of your journey. Please let us know how you get on 👍 Buen Camino for 2023 👣
Great vlog, scenery and music - as always. Again, jealous of that weather. We had a decent day getting to Finesterre, but then the walk to the lighthouse was windy & rainy. But for me, the most surprising thing was how emotional I got. I had pictured this as just a bonus walk after Santiago, but once we hit that 0 km marker, I doubled over crying- and then my husband Ken started crying, and a very nice lady behind us started crying. Such a mess 😂. I think it hit me that after 560 miles we were really done. It was a special moment. 💗. Thanks for your wonderful videos - looking forward to your next adventures.
Hey Nancy, thank you for sharing! We can totally understand the emotions that come with travelling on the Camino whether it be at the start, the middle or the end...."such a mess", that did make us laugh as we could imagine the scene 🤣.
Excellent job well done
Thank you Joseph, we loved every part of both Camino' and can't wait to plan our next one 👍
loved the vlog...again you 2 made me laugh , early part of the vlog both of you are in bed ...lmaoooo ...i am laughing as i type this ....and you 2 looked like just had a session lmaooooo...i am also planning to split my Camino ....either from Santiago to Finistere or Sarria to Finnistere before doing the whole 800 km.... ty for the vlog and making my day laugh/smile
Lol....thank you Ray! You know that we love making these videos and we often watch them back and howl with laughter at ourselves (sad I know) 🤣
Gracias por poner el sonido de nuestra gaita en Fisterra. En Galicia. Otros vídeos de extranjeros son capaces de poner de fondo en su recorrido por Galicia, música flamenca de Andalucía. Por eso, gracias por respetarnos. Un saludo desde Compostela.
¡Gracias por ver! No siempre lo hacemos bien, pero nos alegramos de haberlo hecho en esta ocasión. 😃
well done ,so pleased you went back and completed your journey.all the best in your adventures,looking forward to your next adventure
Hey Robert, thank you so much!
Congrats again guys, this time for going to the ocean! I really enjoyed watching your entire Camino. Now the big question is: what's next? BTW, I am thinking of going again next year. Is that something you would do again?
Hey Mark C, thank you! We enjoyed filming and watching it back and we are glad you enjoyed watching it. Whats next you ask...some van life (we are virgin van lifers so that should be fun!) and also we are currently looking at another two Camino' (not Spain) to walk. When would you be going back, Spring/Summer/Autumn? 👣
@@EverydayJourneysTV I think we were all unprepared for the 10 day heat wave in early June. That being said, I think September/October works good....I am not sure I can do another other than Frances - the traditions, the services, the people, the history....hmmmm
@@markc8401 That heat was incredible wasn't it! 🥵. I am sure that you met pilgrims along the way the same as us that were on their second/third+ camino and after completing it you certainly know why 👣