8 | Via Podiensis | The company you keep

[@johnmcglade6417]

It’s good to see the other pilgrims. Nice of you to introduce them.

[@diannehoworth7658]

Wow again efren...just a little bit tipsy at the end of that video ..also you see what l see on my walks love it

[@Rogar0]

Efrén, just like the proverb in the beginning of your todays footage; “it’s the company that you keep”, and indeed end up as family! That’s the beauty & power of the Camino! ¡Buen Camino y Salud! 👣👍🍷😎

[@hvannorstrand]

Did you not have your Vaseline? You could have put it on your lips. Haha! I always have at least 2 chapsticks. Addicted! 😊👍. Looks so beautiful!

[@helenebergsten707]

YES, new video. Nice bracelet. You have opened my eyes towards Via Podiensis. Looks really nice. I love the French countryside. And I speak some french so it is high up on the list.

[@seanclark2085]

Top video ..... again 🙏🏼

[@vahome45]

Thanks!

[@sandraperez2898]

Estaing is incredible. Espeyrac, where you’re going next, was my least favorite of the Podiensis. But who knows, maybe you had a better experience. Loving your videos. Thank you!!! 🥰❤️

[@Walk_with_Efren]

Everything was closed in Espeyrac do yeah I get it but I had great company and that made up for it.

[@TIPAULOSVIDEOS]

Dear Éfren, one more video that's wonderfull!! Congrats for that. But I've to say two things... Bottle of red wine from 2010??? Wow!!! That must been something especial! The 2nd one is your t-shirt. Is that a bycicle? Are you thinking to make some adventures with bycicle? Hugs from Portugal

[@Magooej22]

This looks like such a great camino. Amazing buildings and views.

[@Walk_with_Efren]

Magical. And to think this is the camino Frances in France.

[@Magooej22]

What a difference from the Francegina

[@Walk_with_Efren]

Truly but then again this is the most popular route in France. The Francigena is being resurrected sort of speak.

[@carelbrendel8447]

@@Walk_with_Efren The Francigena gets much better (and cheaper) once you reach Italy. That's why I started at the Great Saint Bernard pass on the Italian border.

[@sungkyuoh7593]

Your selection of background music is so impressive. It makes me calm and concentrated on what I am watching. Who has the good skill? Yourself?

[@Walk_with_Efren]

thank you. I use music from artlist.io a subscription based music library for content creators.

[@dcchiasson5991]

I had not been aware of this Camino before your vlogs. Now I want to do it! Is it feasible to do this Camino if only walking 10-15 km per day insofar as gîtes, food supplies, etc.?

[@Walk_with_Efren]

That's great you should definitely do it. There are plenty of Gites along the way. You could break up the stages to your liking. I just followed the stages on gronze but there is no set schedule. Buen camino.

[@dcchiasson5991]

Thanks form the quick reply - is encouraging! By the way, I have to say it. The “g” in “gite” is soft like Georgia…

[@Walk_with_Efren]

Yes I learned that along the way. That's one of the perks of documenting my trips. I see the arc.

[@dcchiasson5991]

@@Walk_with_Efren if you saw the faces when I tried speaking Spanish! My Galician friends were very patient!

[@johnmcglade6417]

Thanks!