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I am in Gijon rn and I eat the best breads of my life here!!

With kids 😮

Pain is inevitable. Misery is optional. Greetings from Ireland. Amazing trip. Continued success.

That was a tough climb for you guys, your children did superbly well and definitely earned their O Cebreiro coins! You guys walk some long stages, I did this one from Villafranca-del-Bierzo, where I stayed overnight at my cousin's house, and stopped at La Faba. I went the rocky path way, which was a bit brutal on the knees and ankles.

Great Puerta del Perdón does not grant the the forgiveness of sins, that is done by God, but the granting of the indulgence of el Camino which frees one from the need to do temporal time in purgatory for the remission of the consequences of their sins.

Thanks for another video! I’d love to see more about what your kids like to eat on the Camino. Been thinking about that a lot lately for my kiddos.

Thanks for sharing some thoughtful questions about doing the Camino with kids. I’ve done two Camino’s solo - the full Camino Frances and the Camino Primitivo. I’m now looking at how to plan out a shorter Camino with my 10 year old and 7 year old daughters next summer. I’m thinking of either repeating the end of the Camino Frances (which is more familiar to me and I speak a little Spanish) to the Camino Portuguese (which I’ve never done and don’t speak Portuguese). Thanks for posting your videos!

Majestic and magnificent El Bierzo, a hidden jewel of the Iberian peninsula. That descent into Molinaseca is no joke. I took the road route for a lot of it, and saved my knees and ankles. I met others who went the shorter, but more rugged route, and they were battered when they arrived in Molinaseca.

Wow, good to see "Camp David" is back in full operation. Astorga is beautiful, once you get over the shock of the dreaded green bridge on the approach to the town...

My favorite place in the Camino is Leon! Love your videos!

That is a tough stage to walk, due to its isolation and only that one food truck in-between Carrión de los Condes and the next village, Calzadilla de la Cueza. When I did it September 2018, it was over 34°C and I'd been sick the night before from a stomach bug. I probably should have rested one more night, but decided to walk it. To this day, I still don't know how I made it to Calzadilla de la Cueza, I was like a zombie on the "treadmill" leg of almost 18k straight.

I like their products, but that lid doesn't look leak-proof and if it drops the lid will pop off for sure. For me, a proper thermos bottle is the best - especially a good quality metal one.

Fascintating story, I've seen the wine cellars and little caves going deep, but I wasn't aware they led to an old underground tunnel system.

First and foremost, congratulations to you guys and your wonderful children on completing such a long day on La Maseta. This video, like all of them, is so beautifully filmed. May La Maseta open up your hearts - it did mine. Some people skip it or say it lacks interest, however, its lack of distraction, massive skies and slow pace make for special moments of tremendous impact on one's life. It is often said that Pilgrims go through 3 stages on the Camino: physical, emotional and spiritual. La Maseta is the pinnacle of that emotional stage, not to be missed. I hope you managed to have a look inside the magical Casa de Silencio in Castrojeriz. I missed it on my Camino, but later discovered it while working as a volunteer at Alberigue Orion in Castrojeriz.

yes they send email with a link and under product category reservoir they don't included Quick Stow 2L Bike reservoir for warranty claim selection. Also, very ridiculously they send me a claim email for me to submit and at the same time they sent an issue solved email stating my problem is solved which is not even solve yet!!!#@$$ Worst, i reply the Claim #: 17798 email to Heather and told her the quick stow 2L bike reservoir is not able to be submitted and mentioned it by replying this Claim #: 17798 email. However,, it seems she the Camelbak ignore me and neither reply nor send me a replacement cap for the Quick Stow 2L bike reservoir. And like many customers experience the same thing cap is leaking etc. furthermore also just bought the Quick stow 2L bike reservoir and the cap is leaking from brand new package. Really cheating customers money sia!!!$@#%############

You’re children are awesome for doing this with you!❤

You guys are doing great. The Maseta is approaching now, so in this heat you'll need very early starts to avoid too much walking in the heat. However, apart from the hill outside of Castrojeriz, it's a relatively flat/gently undulating walk all the way to the short climb and descent into León. Your children are doing great, and it was great to see you include a still photo of the pilgrim that helped you with the buggie up the hill. Those loose tortillas need to be handled with care on long hot summer days...

Eden: “I want to walk with Tanzen.” 😊

Cool impressions.

Good luck on your journey and good peaple!!!

This is what understand, active recreation!!!!!

The time that children spend without phons, with their parents, is the best thing they will rememder later. ❤ from Ukraine.

No backpack is perfect, everyone has different needs when using them. Personally, Deuter is my preferred backpack. The belt pockets can get in the way if they are too big, so I prefer carrying a "fanny pack" up front, which is far easier to access and use for the items I need to grab on the go or to use in town/village after arrival at an albergue/hostel. To stop it falling too low, I use a carabina to secure it to the chest strap of backpack. It looks cumbersome, but it works for me.

Hi... I will be again on Camino at the end of this month... 🙏

Another great video mate ❤😊

I’m liking this pack more after seeing your reviews. How much did it weigh you think?

You must satisfy my curiosity: how do you get the aerial stuff?

Gracias por mostrar la belleza de Galicia.

Cheer up family

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Some of the trails seemed treacherous! And when did you learn to fly--loved those aerial shots

Cheer up family

very nice places

Camelbak sells an accessory kit that converts this to a gravity filter system.

Ever more fascinating sights and scenery! Leaves us midwesterners speechless. - Jon Ekblad

What a unique and memorable experience! Thx for doing it, for being there for other pilgrims, for rearing your children in such a fashion.

Audiobooks and fruit snacks... brilliant! :) Great drone footage btw!

The wind noise hitting 95 decibels told me all I needed to know. Way to push through some nasty conditions. And thanks for including your journal entries. Love it.

Hello. I've watched your videos of the Camino Portugues, and it helped me gain confidence to do it with my kids. We will start our Camino on August this year. We will walk with a 6 and 2 year old. It's a great inspiration to watch all of you enjoying the time together, and exploring in family. Thank you for sharing your journey

Thank you for editing & posting these--they are better than letters (my eyes get heavy!) They make things seem more personal, too😌

First to leave a comment: Hi! :)

Where is the review of the bottle?

I did it last septembre... great

How many days did it take for this route?

Will your phone fit in the non zipper control center pouch?

Hi Seth, I really liked your review, great info and nice to hear about their durability which often can't be verified in reviews. You never said what model these are? I'm guessing a mid to long distance shoe like the 50 but could you please let us know. Many thanks, Chris

Can you please do another video fully loaded with your kit to better show the capacity and what all fits? Also show it being worn? This is the main thing I am trying to research, but no one seems to think to show that in their videos.

I just bought a pair of Ultra 50

Muy bonito video,solo dos puntualizaciones: Es Baiona,Bayona es en Francia y Colon nunca llegó a Baiona,llegó a Lisboa con la Niña 4 días más tarde.

Nice congratulations for the wonderful journey! :) how many days did it take and were you able to be at 50e per day with food an accommodation for all?