Camino de Santiago - Days 25-26, Knights Templars Protected Pilgrims Out of This Castle!

[@BucksMom218]

Loved the landscape and flowers! Beautiful! 🥾🥾😋

[@Gardenwatch]

Absolutely my favorite blog on the Camino Jay! Your alternative route past the Cruz de Ferro avoided perhaps the hardest part I experienced last year on the Camino. Great editing of your experience with Tina! Thank you and Buen Camino in life....

[@roslyntrujillo4425]

The pilgrimage Camino is astonishingly amazing and you capture it beautifully! From the churches to the trails, the lodging and now the castles…absolutely amazing

[@alanmcewan2520]

El Acebo and Ponferrade just a great stretch as you head into bierzo. Stunning stuff, well done

[@alicebecht859]

Beautiful section of trail .

[@Mitoosuns]

Awesome views of the castles!!!!

[@lynninlaflick7147]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey.... the videos are amazing, very interesting information provided. I have family doing this pilgrimage that are about 5-6 days behind you so I'm enjoying the experience thru your videos. Great job

[@dannythecamper4186]

Good video with lots of old history 😊, so let's keep on hiking

[@ANJamesPhD]

Loved the alternative trail you took, not quite as rocky as the northern part of the AT, but much more of a challenge. And a break from road walking. At 17:22, just realized that there is poke weed in Spain! Who knew?

[@ewokinthewoods]

Hey Jay and Tina. That side trail was some of the best “hiking” I think of the entire Camino! What better way for a pilgrim to contemplate their journey than to leave a stone at the iron cross then follow a trail in nature with stream! Enjoying this vlog series! Good historical information and cinema photography. I watched other pilgrims last year doing the Camino del Norte. The views along the coast were spectacular. Wonder if you chose this route for a particular reason?

[@JayWandersOut]

We decided to start with the most common one to see what it's like for most people on the Camino.