You're welcome! If it helps you with your planning, I've written a series of eBooks for self-driving around Iceland, with lots of tips and advice like this. You can find them on Amazon, under the title Iceland - Route 1 and Beyond.

I know the feeling very well! I've made similar films for those two as well. Take a look and see how close it matches your experience!

Thanks John. Wasn't expecting a reply. Have saved your French and Portuguese videos to watch tonight. ​@@johnlloyd3279

@@LiamMulgrew-f6w You're welcome! If you'd like to relive the French route in words, I wrote a book about it, too! a.co/d/77LAZHk

Good point, thanks for adding that!

Thank you very much!

Hello Martin, and thank you for your kind words, I'm delighted to hear my little video has inspired you in some small way. You may have seen I have made a few others. If it helps your planning, I also blogged that journey - daily entries start here. johnelsewhere.blog/2022/04/01/who-do-we-think-we-are/

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it, although the Camino deserves all the credit!

Do you mean at the end of the table, around 16 minutes in? Yes, he's a Dane called JT Pedersen, who now lives in Santiago. We're Facebook friends!

Thanks John…..just watched your lovely video again….! Would you and JT Pederson allow me to join your Facebook group.? Thanks, Paul

Here's his FB profilefacebook.com/jan.t.pedersen.5 @@paulproffitt9253

Hi Alexandra - yes, the thread came and went, but it seems to be back now!

Here’s my first Camino, for the Francés: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4HHm6Jnl9mdebMsi=J0ednlB3M-aIdhmw

And the Português: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmfGhadvat93pKMsi=8WMGEP9qudxpYTKi

And the book I wrote about the Francés: www.amazon.co.uk/Your-Own-Way-Following-footsteps-ebook/dp/B087BHLKL4

@@johnlloyd3279 i think I replied on the thread as well I don't remember. Looking forward to the videos thank you

Hello and thanks very much! I'm glad to hear that the video has helped you decide to walk. The English Way was my third Camino and I loved it. I blogged each day of the journey, which might help you with your planning. Start here and click the next post for a literal journey to accompany these images. johnelsewhere.blog/2022/04/01/who-do-we-think-we-are/

You're right - they all have their own character, and their own cast of characters that walk with you!

Thanks Susan! It took six days to walk from Ferrol to Santiago. And then I caught a bus to Muxía. Perhaps I might walk from Santiago to Muxía and Finisterre next!

Takk fyrir!

Thank you, William. The real credit belongs to the Camino, of course.

That's very kind of you, John! Time spent on the Camino is always time well spent.

I’m glad to hear it! You’ll have a great time!

It was my third too! Enjoy!

I’m so glad to have helped a little with your planning! I wrote a daily blog with lots of information about hotels, albergues, restaurants and cafes, happy to share with you if you need more!

@@johnlloyd3279 yes please, if you don't mind! Thank you so much!

@@lizettemonteiro Start here and click on the next day's entry at the bottom of each post:johnelsewhere.blog/2022/04/01/who-do-we-think-we-are/

Good luck!

I was there in 2015 and saw no sign then. Perhaps it's been added since.

Me too ! ❤️❤️

I’m glad you liked it! It’s a lovely walk.

I can! I blogged each day of the trip, including the names of the places I stayed. Www.Johnelsewhere.blog

If you start here, there’s an entry for each day. johnelsewhere.blog/2022/04/01/who-do-we-think-we-are/

Good luck with your Camino, Aroha!

How was your Camino, Aroha?

Thank you!

Thanks Mark!

Maybe, one day!

Thanks Elle

I flew to A Coruña from Gatwick and then caught a bus to Ferrol from there.

Thankyou for saying you were in A Coruña before your walk. (Maternal side of my family is from there and I spent many happy Summers as a child on Playa Riazor with my cousins) I plan to walk the Camino Ingles in 2023 with my daughter after a stop in A Coruña first (2-3 days) to introduce her to our heritage and visit my grandparents grave. It will feel like going home for me even though not been there since 1985! Thankyou for your video of beautiful Galicia.

I’m glad you liked it! Yes, there’s a few hills to tackle, with a long uphill stretch to get to Hospital de Bruma. Preparation will help!

Thanks! I do have lots more films to produce!

And for me too! It set me on an entirely different path, one that is more creative and stress-free too.

I’m glad you liked it!

@@johnlloyd3279 SI.

Thanks

That's very kind of you to say, Michael. There are more Camino clips on my channel if you need more!

Thank you for that, Jordon! I think we are all looking forward to a return to Santiago.

Ah, that's very kind of you! I hope you are able to enjoy it yourself one day! Check out my day-to-day Camino Francés playlist for a little more detail.

Glad you enjoyed it, Jean! Nine Caminos? I’m on two - I’ve got some walking to be done!

Thanks Dan - that's very kind of you. There are more Camino films on my channel, including the Portugués.