5 Consecutive Caminos-Camino Frances, SJPDP to Logrono

0:00 Intro
02:01Roncesvalles
12:40 Zubiri
23:20 Pamplona
30:18 Puente de la Reina
36:15 Estella
38:43 Irache wine fountain
42:45 Los Arcos
46:16 Viana
50:12 Logrono
I have done nine Caminos in the past, the last one as recent as last august 2023 and I had planned to do four consecutive Caminos back in November 2023 to begin on April 1st 2024 the four cardinal points into Santiago de Compostela, the Camino Frances from the East, the Camino Finisterre Muxia from the West, the Camino Ingles from Ferrol from the north and the Camino Invierno from Ponferrada that joins the Camino Sanabres from the South forming a perfect cross. I am an off track hiker in Australia that does hikes that are very hard to get into and as the one I did in late January 2024 very hard to get out off and as I tried to climb out of a gorge I dislocated my shoulder leaving me holding on to the cliff face for dear life until my companions tied a rope around my waist and hauled me up to the tops. That near death experience left me with a dislocated shoulder that was in a sling for three weeks in February leaving some five weeks of physio and recovery before embarking on what I had planned. I could only carry a small day pack as my shoulder wasn't sufficiently strong enough to carry a normal pack and I had to rely on sending it by courier on a daily basis, furthermore the shoulder would erupt every fifty minutes with a sharp pain that would stop me from continuing on unless I rested making my plans an impossible journey. So come and share my journey and see the struggles then the daily improvements to complete not four Caminos as planned but five Caminos all the entries into Santiago de Compostela
I would like to express my thanks to great Camino friends that have contributed to this video Rob the cheeky Scotsman ‪@robmaco‬ for all drone footage, so if interested check out his channel and Jardar Johansen a Norwegian singer with an amazing voice.
Finally this video is dedicated to a young strong German Sebastian that I like to call friend who stayed in the same Albergue as me in SJPDP and who unfortunately had to go back to Germany because of the terrible blisters that he had on the soles of his feet, Logrono was his final day of this Camino but not his last and one day I hope to meet him again in some other Camino

[@JoeCarmona]

First video of my journey through Spain attempting five consecutive Caminos about 1500 kms, with a recently dislocated shoulder that caused me so much pain from SJPDP to Logrono. I thank the many people that gave me comfort and blessings on my shoulder when I needed it most. To all the people who I shared those moments with I dedicate this video and thank you for your support

[@robmaco]

❤❤❤Brilliant Joe love it😊😊😊

[@JoeCarmona]

Thank you Rob, Camino friend for your drone footage I am still sorting through my media to send you what I have to share, I have mentioned your channel and I hope that it's successful, keep on uploading

[@robmaco]

Thank you s​o much my friend@JoeCarmona

[@glazierm84]

Great video, Camino Joe! I'll be on your side of the world in October to check out Australia for the first time!

[@JoeCarmona]

thanks Michelle glad that you liked it. Whereabouts in Aussie are you visiting?

[@glazierm84]

@JoeCarmona the gold coast area and then I'll be checking out lamington national park and byron bay.

[@JoeCarmona]

@@glazierm84 enjoy that time of the year is perfect

[@JoeCarmona]

@@glazierm84 How did your camino go,I remember the group you were with stayed at Boadilla del Camino. It was great sharing a few days on the Camino from Burgos, Hontanas and Boadilla del Camino. That section of the Camino will be in my next video Logrono to Leon, great to hear from you

[@glazierm84]

@@JoeCarmona it was amazing! I'm ready to go back! I enjoyed your company and stories!