Camino Frances Map 13 | Burgos | Agés to Burgos 22.8 km

[@Morganh67]

Hooray! Just when I thought you could not possibly have anymore material to combine your charming stories plus your spectacular camera work you've brought us new footage, and an extended narrative! As we sit in partial lock-down, these little escapes with your videos are buoying our spirits!

[@Walk_with_Efren]

thank you morgan. I can't wait to head back and do more caminos.

[@Morganh67]

@@Walk_with_Efren Us too! But the agony is: to retrace our steps together (as we've both done our CF's solo), or to try the coastal CP (because last year bad weather in November forced me to the in-land route) -- or take the inland so he can see how beautiful that is too! Or do we tackle the Norte before our knees get too old??? Or do we head for St. Bernard's Pass and walk the VdF? And I'm dreaming of the Shikoku.... are you REALLY going to do that? I would be so, so, so enthralled if you made video of that.... And as Irish citizens, we really want to do the various Pilgrim paths in Ireland.... How do *you* choose your next walk?? PS: If you have not read James Michener's "IBERIA" now is the perfect time. I have no idea if you will agree with all he says (we do not, but we have a good laugh when he makes an outrageous comment), but it makes for pretty great reading for any Camino walker.

[@ljubicastankovic338]

Good to see you back!🐌 Even on a rainy day.. So rain jacket or rain poncho? Or both?

[@Walk_with_Efren]

I have switched to ponch. its easy and quick to put it on and take it off. it also weighs next to nothing.