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Awesome Video!

I googled to find where Sardinia is... and it is Italian Island, right ? I always love drone video. but I don't do that. Thank you 💖

Très belle vidéo au top 😉

Sardinia I haven't visited yet. You have shot a lot of videos. I felt like a place created by volcanic activity. The scenery where the colors of the rocks on the coast are completely different is rare (^^ ♪

I’ve heard freezing it helps with the taste also storing it in the freezer helps with bacteria build up

Wow.....und wofür soll das gut sein?

i have been here its the most peacefull kayaking experience i ever had id love to go there again

Look’s like a great time!! Beautiful rock faces along the river! I really appreciate the fact that you segued into the “leave no trace” principle as well.

Awesome video! Well done. Love the drone shots and the amazing scenery. Crow

Nice video. You have a wonderful weekend. Stay safe.

Hi Diane I was wondering about these water bladders for a long time, and your video definitely helped! :) Living in Iran, I just bought a 3L CAMPSOR for less than 8$ and it fits way better than the 2L models. Although I just put no more than 2L of water into it, it gets wide and not fat so I'm less worried about fitting other stuff and putting pressure on it. For cleaning, there are some tools I think you can find on Amazon as well. I just want to add one more thing, as a hitchhiker, having one water bladder adds some weight but it does worth it a lot. I have spent an awful lot of time on the road under the sunshine worrying about my water supply. This little fella has saved me a lot and although it tastes like some crappy plastic sometimes, I'm fore it. Keep it up mate :)

Blisters are avoidable, but you need to take a lot of care of your feet. If you follow some basic rules, then blister management is more comfortable: 1. Priority is proper fitting of footwear, so that there are no "pinch points" that could cause rubbing. Rubbing = friction = heat = blister. Allow for feet swelling slightly too, which is normal when walking large distances everyday. 2. Keep feet dry. Often people, including myself, opt for "waterproof" footwear such as Goretex, but this will make most people's feet sweat and therefore feet become hot and damp: wet skin = soft skin = weak skin = blisters. I found it better to use more breathable footwear to allow cooling and moisture to evaporate and escape. Changing socks regularly (every 2 to 3 hours, depending on conditions: so once, twice or three times per day) & using talc to keep feet dry, was a method that worked for me. I tried the vaseline approach first, but this just made my feet sweat more. Vaseline is good to use after walking, before going to bed especially to restore skin and massage the feet to say thanks for putting up with you all day! 3. Stop walking immediately when you feel a "hot spot", don't wait. Look at feet for signs of friction or humidity. Dry and apply tape on "hot spots" - there are various types of "foot tape" available. Proprietary "blister pads" like "Compeed" don't work very well in my experience, they can also damage the skin when you try to remove them (best to wait for them to fall off). 4. If blisters get large they can stop you walking, cause you to take several days rest or even end your Camino if they become infected. Don't let it get to that stage. 5. Most people will get several small, but manageable blisters, you get used to them and they are not so bad. They will soon heal up if you look after them properly. 6. Blisters are not the main concern, there are other stress injuries that you need to be aware of and know how to recognise them and deal with them: shin splints are common - usually caused by walking too far, too quickly, too soon. Calf strain, ankle, knee and heel problems are also common - consider using walking poles, especially over the more hilly terrain. Above all, take it easy at first, go at YOUR pace, not that of your newly acquired Camino buddies. Allow the body to build up and adapt to the daily routine of long distance walking. 7. Pack weight is also a significant factor that can lead to uncomfortable and painful injuries. As a general rule, don't carry more than 10% of your body weight, ideally less, the less the better. But carrying in excess of 10% is asking for problems for the majority of people. If you have trained with more, under Camino conditions, then maybe you'll be OK.

Your videos are over far too soon.

I really, really hope you get a chance to complete your walk. More so, for your videos are wonderful. Love the content; and love your taste in music.

I'm going to start from Bordeaux the 8th of June, can someone please tell me if i need to pay attention (talking about covid) while passing the porder France-Spain? I already know about the test for reaching Bordeaux, do i need another one for Spain? Sorry for the broken English

Interesting video. I was wondering, is the other water bladder, that you are testing a Deuter? The mouth piece looked like it. If it is, what do you think of it so far? Was thinking about getting one.

Thanks for sharing ! This is one of my favorite parts--I crossed over from the GR65 and went up to St Palais from Aroue in September 2017, and then down to Larceveau. I had mostly good weather except leaving from Larceveau and again arriving in St Jean Pied-de-Port. I do, very much remember the climb up to the chapelle de Soyarza ! Photos do not do it justice... hahaha

Buen camino, Diane! You were super brave with Covid-wp and camping. I did the camino frances in 2010. I visited Bordeaux but took a train to Bayonne and then a bus to St Jean Pied du Port where I started. I will do it again from Le Puy en Valey when we have a chance in the future. Thanks for sharing your experience.

The water in the cenote is so clear. What a cool experience. So glad we can live through your dive, as we are nervous to try.

This looks incredible🐸

Very strong to keep your feet moving with all that tain!!!

Cool wreck to explore

What route are you on?

What town was it with the Esso gas ⛽

Nice I didn't know that you can make camp on the camino

Just watched the 1st 3 episodes of your Camino. Really looking forward to watching your series.

Cool spot! Glad that crazy fisherman didn’t get swept out to sea.

HELP -- is part 4 coming soon? Anxiously awaiting the next installments ... :-)

So cool. It’s amazing how the ocean takes back a wreck and transforms it and gives it new life.

Enjoyed your video. Did you camp most nights?

Subscribed! Great video and editing work Diane! Looking forward to following your adventures!

Very cool!

Hi there, I enjoyed your first video. You are very brave doing this on your own.i will watch part 2 and 3 next . 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

You have a very nice channel beautiful views a d I love your accent lol.

Thank you for subscribing I tried to click on the message you sent me but it disappeared so I'll comment this way I guess you get used to the cold I know that sounds crazy but you do and you have to layer if you're going to be outdoors lol stay safe.

Awesome channel! Crow✌️

Thanks so much for coming to my channel. You have awesome videos! I look forward to catching up on them. All the best, Crow✌️

It’s amazing what lies beneath the ocean waves. It’s a whole different world.

How beautiful, we enjoyed this so much Diane. What a great trek, such different landscapes with open plains and forest trails...Bless you for helping a fellow traveler. Can’t wait to follow along and see your future voyages. Big 👍🏼- Randy & Milin

Hey there! We are Matt and Ann and we just checked out your channel and love it! This was a very nice video to watch! The scenes were really pretty! Thanks for sharing! Thank you for your very nice comment on our channel and for your support, we really appreciate it :) Greetings from Canada!

Hi there Very nice video, once Covid19 is gone I am planning to do el Camino as well. Question, when doing the Camino, is it allowed to camp in France and Spain? Also are there tent camps available or just put the tent wherever we believe is a good place to? Merci

How fantastic the marine life ✌️

Great. Thank you for sharing. 👍

Hello Diane, I have enjoyed your first video along the route - Is Bordeaux close to your home town or was it a journey to get there? Best of luck along the route, and buen camino!

Nice movie again, like the past two installments!

This is really great! Thank you for sharing.

09:44 this in magen is really amazing. What harmony between nature, animals, wildlife is seen in "El camino". Free wine, an elegance ✌️

Thanks, nice :-) You are giving me hope to do a camino in 2021. We followed a camino (starting with the Via Scandinavica) in 2020 from the baltic sea to the south west of Germany in 2020, by bycicle. The next step would be to get through France to SJPdP or Irun this year. Well, if and when we receive a vaccination. All the best to you. Will there be videos from your way through Spain?