Camino de Santiago Documentary | CELEBRATING THE QUEENS jubilee & heading into the Meseta | Ep 18

[@my-camino]

Love the flags! 😄

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Thank you my-camino 🇬🇧

[@andya1976m]

I miss everything from Spain! Caffe con lecherMercadona, the Messeta, the people, ....everything!! Thanks for reminders.

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

So do we and we have only just got back...but watch this space, some exciting things in plan later this year 😃

[@andya1976m]

@@EverydayJourneysTV i will watch you 🥰

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

@@andya1976m Thank you Andya (kzbin.info/door/_FWJOFBQs53u-846958UNQ) 👍

[@Gardenwatch]

As I watch your blog, I noticed that we were on the same schedule doing the Camino. Yet, I only had the opportunity to chat with you once. At the time, I did not know you were blogging your families experience. Enjoying the blog which is very well done. So brings back memories of a wonderful experience on the Camino. I will be returning in two years for Camino 2-70. The 70 reflects my age in two years. Buen Camino!

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Hey there Chris...please remind us where we chatted 😃, so many pilgrims along the way. It was such an experience we miss it so much and we are looking forward to taking on the challenge in the future again 👣 Buen Camino!

[@Gardenwatch]

@@EverydayJourneysTV I met your family at Villarmentero de Campos on the way to Carrion de Los Condes. As so often happens on your Camino, your family stopped in Villalcazar de Sirga for a lunch break where we parted ways. I am an older pilgrim from Ohio and was intrigued by your blended family. Looking forward to a second Camino in two years when I turn 70.

[@dennismaxey6899]

Glad to hear that the queen subscribes to your channel! 🙂 Loving following your journey.

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Dennis...best not to mention that we said that publicly, her viewing habits are a closely guarded secret 🤣

[@dennismaxey6899]

@@EverydayJourneysTV My lips are sealed!

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

@@dennismaxey6899 😉

[@wowzieee]

I love you celebrated the Jubilee. Great flags.

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Lol..thank you 🇬🇧

[@marythereserenner1329]

Love the flags.

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Thank you...we felt it only right to pay our respects to Her Majesty 🇬🇧 whilst walking 😃

[@pickingupsticks6767]

Love how much your family is enjoying the camino.

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

We can't recommend it enough to other families that are thinking about it....DO IT 👣

[@lordbisnick3932]

Just revisiting your journey from Burgos to leon to remind me of my Camino this year. started walking on 23rd May with a friend who has joint problems so we only walked short days. I remember fondly that first cafe you stopped at opposit Mercadona, couldnt belive there was nothing else open befor that one. Thank you for documenting your journey.

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Hey there lordbisnick3932...thank you for watching. Isn't it just an amazingly beautiful area, we are desperate to get back 😃 Congrats on your journey, we hope that it was all that you imagined? 👣

[@victorine9545]

I will be doing the Camino Frances starting in Saint Jean PDP in stages (7-8 days per stage) in 2025.Thank you for the videos as these help in planning and setting of expectations

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

Thanks for watching and all the very best for 2025, you will have an amazing experience! Buen Camino 👣

[@flowersflowers473]

So lovely of the lady to gift you the necklaces and the blessings! Did Megan say the walk 'wasn't long enough'?😂 Oh to be that young and spry again!😂

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

To use Henry' words (so wished I had caught him saying it on camera)...'I dont get out of bed for anything less than 20k!' 🤣

[@flowersflowers473]

@@EverydayJourneysTV 🤣🤣🤣 coast-to-coast next?

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

@@flowersflowers473 Maybe 😉

[@denise6658]

I’ve enjoyed watching your videos ! Would love to hear some of your favorite accommodations I’m always looking for good recommendations for my future Camino’s. Congrats on arriving in Santiago

[@EverydayJourneysTV]

We think that we have been really fortunate in our booking of places to stay and our favourites change depending on the stage of the Camino that we were at, however, Roncesvalles as a municipal was amazing (alberguederoncesvalles.com/) and for an albergue the one in Puerta de Najera was faultless (www.alberguedenajera.com). We are thinking of pulling together a small Zoom Q&A session (one for UK & one for US time) where anyone can asks us questions about the Camino and we will answer honestly....what do you think, good idea?