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- Anastasia and Marc
- Canberra, ACT, Australia
- Two Happy Pilgrims who have a love of cycling, music, art, and a keen sense of adventure. In 2023 decided to cycle the Camino to Santiago de Compostela, the French Way from Pamplona to Santiago de Compostela. The ancient pilgrimage and the journey will be approximately 700-800 kilometres.The trusty four-legged walking companion Cymore passed away 3 years ago and we swapped walking for cycling. Preparing for this adventure on e-bikes. We look forward to meeting many wonderful people throughout our epic adventures and sharing it with those interested back home ‘Buen Camino’.
All very interesting but you forgot to mention the Lost Pilgrim, you know, like the Red Headed ones, there the ones who turn right instead of left, take plenty of photos without other pilgrims in the shots (because there are no pilgrims) they are also looking for people to have a chat to instead of keeping an eye on what path to take, they roam around in their own world and just forget where there going - Ha ha ha..
ReplyDeleteWow Stace, you are certainly maintaining a cracking pace. I wonder what the motivation for the various pilgrams are, is it different for Spanish and Europeans to the rest of the world? It would also be interesting to talk to some of the locals about the changes they have seen in the pilgrams over the years. All very interesting! And some great photo's there, love the ones of the open fields with the road disappearing in the distance. Neil
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