29 | Camino Francés | 100 km to Santiago

[@Boothros]

Hi. Efren, the look on the cows faces as they stare up your drone is just fabulous :D

[@Walk_with_Efren]

lol they are very curious

[@randyclark1221]

Efen, I really like your drone footages. I am planning on walking the Camino starting in May of 2020 from St. Jean and going all the way to Santiago. I agree with you that seems the better way rather than just the last 100 kilometers. I'll be 68, but I'm in good shape for my age and, as a retiree, do not need to hurry to get anywhere. I've watched your VLOGs of your entire journey and I really appreciate how well put together they are. Very well done. Thank you. - Randy

[@rowen3648]

Aaaahhhh!!!! Damn you!The stages 29 und 30 are so darned well done,youngster that - whenever I get get back from my appointment today (you're not the only wandering member of Village People,I'll have you know!)- aaahhhh!! why did I watch them this morning? Why?! I just know that when I do get back I will sit myself down;right next to a pot of tea and a a plate of nibbles;then I will view once more your diary stretching from Day 1 to day 30 .In the opening coverage of Sarria:did you really have to show me a cake?I mean...really?!That image is the flipping reason I am going to buy cake,cake and more flipping cake in order to recreate the feel of being at a cinema as I watch your work.Ach,well.Ta-ta diet.

[@pamczachor1633]

liked the flower! the little dog too! Was looking like he was going to relieve himself/herself on someones backpack.........that wouldn't be good. Loved the aerials, and the info on the Templars . Really like it when you give the history! Thanks again for sharing with all of us..................sure will miss you when you complete your journey!

[@brunos5453]

Go man go !!

[@reed0199]

Thank You Efren for a Fabulous Series, Just The BEST. LOVE IT

[@miwayjourneys]

I've walked the Camino 3 times. I really enjoy your videos. Nicely done, Great footage, comments and drone footage. Can't wait to go back and hike again.

[@cw9593]

Did you try the primitivo? You should...Was there in 2016 and 2015 on the frances.

[@bosteen7578]

Your videos are the best I have seen about the camino, the drone gives an overwiev not to be compaired.

[@angeladawn805]

excellent production, thank you so much for sharing :)

[@eoinmoynihan8796]

Dude thanks for all ur video man!! There awesome! On the Camino ATM and it going amazing so far!! I love it!!!

[@eadaoinheussaff9459]

Thanks

[@Walk_with_Efren]

thank you so much for the trail magic!!!

[@eadaoinheussaff9459]

I'm really enjoying watching your original videos of the Camino - my son and I watched them 5 years ago before we did the stretch from St Jean to Burgos - together with John Brierley's guude they were a grest help in preparing us for the Camino . Right now my son's completing the full Camino and I just did the Camino Portugues de la Costa. So I'm getting a chance to see the places he's going through😊 Also a way of keeping that nice Camino vibe going!

[@andrewbates1695]

It is no longer the last 100km, it is now 120km for those walking or was in September 2018

[@marlonsuarez100]

Hello my friend, no veo los otros videos , no se si ya los subistes o estas por hacerlo, Yo hice el camino de Burgos a Santiago con unos amigos en el 2014 pero fue en bicicleta, tengo pensado si Dios me lo permite hacerlo desde Saint Jean hasta Finisterra caminando se que me va a tomar mas de 1 mes pero ese es el compromiso que me he hecho yo mismo. Me gusto mucho lo del drone los videos son fantasticos y lo que comentas por el camino es una muy buena fuente de informacion. Te felicito por tus videos , vivo en Tampa. (Marlon)

[@Walk_with_Efren]

Gracias marlonvideos quedan ocho vídeos más para llegar a Fisterra. Los estoy editando poco a poco.

[@marlonsuarez100]

Vi todos tus videos en 1 dia jejjejje estan super buenos, estan mejores que Game of Throne. :)

[@gjbs55]

Are trekking poles necessary? I normally hike/trek with one. My Camino will take me from Villafranca de Berzo to Santiago - What would you recommend? Many thanks!

[@Walk_with_Efren]

I say yes take them. They are great for walking downhill and or if injured. They also help distribute the weight.

[@gjbs55]

SummitXtreme Thanks a lot for your advice!

[@noonep11]

This is the best part of the trip. This is the trip, the best part. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGaYdYN8prN9mas

[@aimercab8630]

That shot of the cow taking a dump...not really necessary. ;-)

[@Walk_with_Efren]

I filmed the good and the bad.

[@hareenlaks]

That's it?

[@hareenlaks]

Ohh I just noticed you are still publishing. I was watching from the beginning and confused where is day 30. I' m waiting to see the other days. Nice videos and nice pilgrimage. Thanks for sharing your experience. I heard about Camino de Santiago from my Spanish friend. Now I'm feeling like I should go there.

[@laurentpascal8305]

the church of Portomarin was rebuilt stones by stones it's why you get numbers on them

[@rowen3648]

Early Christmas present to ye:Dances With Wolves.Please! Do not thank me.Please.Don't! Your work contains gorgeous views;views that sore-up and across ones eyes (thanks to your airplane.I know you are rich...).You are informative,too.Be it when talking about the walk in general,or your own,daily.experiences.and when including its history in your narratives.And the cherry on top?You in your hat looking like a member of the Village People in search of an audition.There is but one element missing,youngster: a soundtrack.Dances With Wolves.Try to ...imagine the music the next time you watch your diary.Add this to the birds eye view aerial segments and, as the final touch: have a woman with a habit of letting her dress drop- off of her wander in-and-out of some of your scenes...and NOW you have a diary of a real walk!