Tips to happiness along the Camino de Santiago 2024. From my own experience doing the Camino Frances

[@jeannewailes930]

Happy New Year Mark! Happy our paths crossed on the Camino, very special memories!!🎉🎉

[@Sunshinebritta]

Hey Mark, it is nice to see our walk 🥰

[@FBC2]

Hope all well

[@jeannewailes930]

Love this Mark! Muchas gracias for these memories of the beautiful Camino!

[@FBC2]

Are you planning your next trip already?

[@jeannewailes930]

@FBC2 I am still on that trip! Finished In Muxia 4 days ago now In Lyon France for a couple weeks. I love it here! Of course, hoping for another Camino next year of some sort -somewhere! 🤞

[@FBC2]

@@jeannewailes930 wonderful, I was just in Nice and Marseille after Alicante and Madrid. I'm moving on soon, never know I might head your way.

[@jeannewailes930]

@@FBC2 Good for you! Yes, you are welcome in Sonoma anytime!

[@placidobaamonde6374]

Un auténtico revoltijo. Galicia es la parte más interesante e importante de los Caminos. La hermosa Galicia no se ve prácticamente en el vídeo, y Santiago de Compostela, capital de Galicia y ciudad patrimonio de la humanidad, vista y no vista. Free Living, mezclas Castilla con Galicia, y son muy distintas. Una pena que no destaques el contraste entre Galicia y el resto del Camino. Un saludo desde Compostela.

[@FBC2]

Thank you for the opinion. Agreed Galicia is a very important part of the Camino. Where the tips I provided were on my own experience giving others a chance to view another video that may allow them to choose the Camino for future adventures or religious pursuits.