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Part Seven X: The Camino Under Covid-19: when blue supports me

“There is one spectacle grander than the sea, that is the sky; there is one spectacle grander than the sky, that is the interior of the soul.” LES MISÉRABLES by Victor Hugo, 1887 The vast Atlantic ocean...

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Part Seven C: The Camino Under Covid-19: Seas and Cs

“As I lay there, listening to the soft slap of the sea, and thinking these sad and strange thoughts, more and more and more stars had gathered, obliterating the separateness of the Milky Way and filling up...

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Part Seven: The Camino Under Covid-19: water backdrops

“I must be a mermaid, I have no fear of depth and a great fear of shallow living.” Anais Nin from The Four-Chambered Heart The backdrop to my Camino travel is varied. Each day’s weather patterns bring...

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Part Six: The Camino Under Covid-19: the different ways

It can be confusing when people say that they are ‘doing the Camino’ as there are a number of different routes. In fact a well-known Camino saying is that there are as many Caminos as there are...

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Part Five: The Camino Under Covid-19: when it all falls apart

I have little to write of joy at this time and I have a confession. If you hoped for an upbeat post, I’m afraid I can’t find the right words. An important impetus to do the Camino...

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Part Four: The Camino Under Covid-19: passport to roam

My Camino began when I travelled from Bayonne to Hendaye in France by train, walked over the bridge to Irun in Spain, and then hopped on another train to San Sebastian. It was also the last point...

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