For me, this one was maybe one of the best vlogs of them all. So calming, so many beautiful little snapshots and so well edited. Also love the music you use on most of your series - fits perfectly. The whole Camino reverse series was just a pleasure to watch so far and I can’t wait to see the rest of it. Until then, have a good time on your way to Rome! All the best, Nico
I walked this in May in heavy rain and the monestary was also closed.😢 Your video makes me want to go back and do it again, right now!! I was a beautiful walk, even in the rain.
@@Walk_with_Efren I recently registered my mini drone (249gm) with the EU's EASA. A simple test, paid the fee and applied the registration detail to the drone. That said, I will continue to use what I call the 'Efren Strategy'....fly remote and generally when there's no one else around...and importantly....get in and out quickly!! You continue to be an inspiration!
Great Video!! Keep up the amazing content and your trips! I appreciate all the hard work you put into these videos! Good luck on your future journeys, and I am looking forward to you finishing the Appalachian Trail.
Definitely happy I took this route. To your Knight, my imagination included The Lord of the Rings while walking by the moss covered walls. I was fortunate to stay at the Monastery a night. Buen Camino and thank you so very much got your content! -ash 👣
@@steveclayton4249 BB seems so common now! When I walked, I had absolutely no issues regarding them, and I stealth camped over 10 days during my month! I would treat my gear these days.
@@aactuallyaashyeah it was the only place over 5 weeks walking we had an issue. The monks just wanted it open for the money even though it needed a deep clean.
@@steveclayton4249 wow, that's unfortunate! I had great bunkmates, one snorer, and a great dinner across the street. I think I experienced mass as well as a tour of the church. Wild how our experiences are so different!!
It all depends on your physical ability. It is the most mountainous camino, especially at the beginning from Irun to Bilbao and the Primitivo, if you decide to head that way.
Idk, my phone couldn't read the QR code. But here's a small tip for the Via Francigena 2.0.
Thank you so much my friend
My wife and I walked to Samos and stayed the night there back in 2022. I couldnt agree with you more. I thought the walk along there was magical!!!
For me, this one was maybe one of the best vlogs of them all. So calming, so many beautiful little snapshots and so well edited. Also love the music you use on most of your series - fits perfectly. The whole Camino reverse series was just a pleasure to watch so far and I can’t wait to see the rest of it. Until then, have a good time on your way to Rome! All the best, Nico
Loving the series Efren. It’s so fresh to see the Camino in reverse, makes me want to give it a try one day. Cheers mate!
I walked this in May in heavy rain and the monestary was also closed.😢 Your video makes me want to go back and do it again, right now!! I was a beautiful walk, even in the rain.
Thank you for your magnificent video documentaries.
You are more than welcome. I'm so glad you guys are enjoying the vlogs
Imagine this drone shots would be missing. This is your USP, dear Efren.
I know I know but I can't fly illegally
@@Walk_with_Efren I recently registered my mini drone (249gm) with the EU's EASA. A simple test, paid the fee and applied the registration detail to the drone. That said, I will continue to use what I call the 'Efren Strategy'....fly remote and generally when there's no one else around...and importantly....get in and out quickly!! You continue to be an inspiration!
wonderful
Thank you
Great Video!! Keep up the amazing content and your trips! I appreciate all the hard work you put into these videos! Good luck on your future journeys, and I am looking forward to you finishing the Appalachian Trail.
Your wonderful video brings back so many fond memories of my walk along the beautiful way from O Cebreiro to Sarria. 😢
Glad you enjoyed it. this is one of the best sections on the entire trip
I am now training for the Shikoku Henro. Your amazing videos of that pilgrimage are an inspiration for me.
🔝demais
Definitely happy I took this route. To your Knight, my imagination included The Lord of the Rings while walking by the moss covered walls. I was fortunate to stay at the Monastery a night. Buen Camino and thank you so very much got your content!
-ash 👣
P.s. I look forward to staying at your alburge in the future! ❤
@@aactuallyaashthe Monastery had bed bugs when we were there 2 months ago.
@@steveclayton4249 BB seems so common now! When I walked, I had absolutely no issues regarding them, and I stealth camped over 10 days during my month! I would treat my gear these days.
@@aactuallyaashyeah it was the only place over 5 weeks walking we had an issue. The monks just wanted it open for the money even though it needed a deep clean.
@@steveclayton4249 wow, that's unfortunate! I had great bunkmates, one snorer, and a great dinner across the street. I think I experienced mass as well as a tour of the church. Wild how our experiences are so different!!
i didn't go to Samos, i chose the San Xil route...so i should go to Samos next time, huh ? 🙂
Now that I've done both, I will recommend the Samos Trail every time.
Which Camino would you recommend for a beginner. The Camino del Norte seems beautiful but it seems to have a lot of hills.
It all depends on your physical ability. It is the most mountainous camino, especially at the beginning from Irun to Bilbao and the Primitivo, if you decide to head that way.
Do you give them any extra for all the electricity you use
It might seem like a lot, but its actually almost nothing.
charging my ebike's battery consumed more power and they were fine with it.