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Hi I need some advise from SA Pelgrims plse. Anyways I can connect?

Thx for sharing this gear review. How much did it cost to check in the walking sticks on international flights?

I watched every episode of your journey, I don't even know your name, but I feel I know you now.

I have watched your journey twice. I loved it the first time and it is even better now I have booked my Camino. I hope you are well. Tony, Scotland

Andre: like I said below, I retraced my steps (and yours) and started from the beginning of your videos. I had an extremely similar experience as you did. Bravo my friend for capturing the raw emotions and social aspects of the Camino. I have watched many Camino videos since completing my own last summer, but yours were the most real for me. I think you and I would have clicked well had we met. My fiancé agrees (she met me at the finish line). Sadly, I too am now leaving you and your friends behind. Buen Camino

It's too bad you didn't spend a day in Burgos. Loved that city. For me, part of the Camino was actually being a tourist (history buff here), so I took three days off at Pamplona, Burgos and Leon to explore. Maybe next time!

Wonderful Pyrénées! First time across, slept in Orisson, second time, having walked from Le Puy, went straight through to Roncesvalles. Dreaming of another crossing! Thank you for the happy memories!

That was a job well done. Congrats. A privilege to watch and take in your advice

I enjoyed the woods, the trees, the shade! I stayed at the same albergue....loved it...and they made the best pizzas there.

I drank beer...every...single....day. I would never do that at home. But the thirst on the Camino is something else

The hardest part of the Camino for me was saying goodbye...especially an early goodbye. Hopefully you are still in contact with her

I didn't stay in Logrono...I pushed on to Navarette instead.....the heatwave forced me to divide two long days into three smaller ones

You are bringing back a lot of memories :)

Another excruciating downhill past the metal pilgrims. By this time my knees were going to kill me

I don't remember the noisy church - I guess I got lucky! Unfortunately when I arrived in Pamplona it was on a Saturday of a festival weekend and there was no place to stay anywhere - albergues, hostels and hotels. It was crazy. I had to take a taxi 10 km outside Pamplona to get a cheap hotel. The next day the taxi dropped me off at the town square. Beware of festivals in cities!

I thought the 5km downhill on that gouged rock to Zubiri was worse than the uphill climbs. My knees were hurting badly - good thing I was wearing knee braces and had a staff! The river in Zubiri was amazing and you have some good shots of it.

I mentioned in the comments of your Santiago final video that I would watch from the beginning so here I am :) I started on May 26th and went the whole way to Roncesvalles as you did. What day did you start your Camino?

Hey Camino brother. I completed mine on July 2nd of 2022, and your experiences here at the end mirrored my own. I was a mental wreck. As much as it was exciting to finish, this Camino for me was about relationships/friendships. Normally I am an introvert and of course I started solo, but by the end I had a group of friends that was extremely difficult to say goodbye to. Thanks for your honesty and emotion. Strangely enough, I watched your last video...now I am going to have to retrace mine and your steps and watch from the beginning. Cheers man...oh and I am going again this year (September this time to escape the heat waves!) Buen Camino

Where can we catch that boat at? We are coming through there in May.

I have watched many videos on the Camino. I have to say there is something about yours that have moved me. I have walked sections of the Camino six times and I think you have captured the spirit and emotion of The Way so well. I saw in you a transformation from Day 1 to the final days. Well done and thank you. I am heading back to to a section in September, like you last year I walked in 42 degrees and it was a killer. Being from Ireland I am not used to that kind of weather. Many fields burst into flames and we had to make many a detour -- but hay that's the Camino. Buen Camino to you and "go raibh maith agat".

Really enjoying your series. It's fun to see you stay at many of the same alburges as did I. I even sent a postcard to that little shop!

You are too funny!!! " I nearly died twice".

Never done a hike before so lots of good information for me. I fly out May 15/2023 to start my Camino Frances. I have bought a few things so far and glad to see you have used them also. I have the different coloured sea to summit dry sacks and cloths line. Never thought about a ventilated so I will get one of those also a dirty cloths bag. Two of my biggest dilemmas have been sleeping and wet gear. I have a sleeping bag liner and light weight sleeping bag and a rain jacket and rain pants. Lot of people said just sleeping bag liner no sleeping bag and rain jacket no pants. I guess time of year makes a difference.

At least you Got to see it, walked it in May fog amd rain

I'm a stranger hoping to walk the camino next year. I really appreciate your honest and unpretentious presentation of your journey.

Well done, brother peregrino. Thanks for bringing us along.

Such language! Lack of finesse!

To me, this is the hardest stage of the whole camino.

OMG, I've just finished binge watching all your videos - I'm in New Zealand.... I've been sitting 'on the fence' not making a decision about next year and walking the Camino in full. Its weird cause after watching your vid's - and your humour and honesty - you almost have a kiwi personality 😉 Time to find a new adventure and get posting new vid's. 🍺🍺🍺

That's quite an impressive watch. Outside temp distance etc. Does it show altitude? May I ask what make and model. I'm enjoying your videos.

My wife did it about 7 years ago. I hope to do it in a few years when I retire. I appreciate your good energy and humility. Have fun. I look forward to following your progress.

Hi Andre, What a fabulous series of videos which I had to binge watch. Has anyone told you that you have a Daniel Craig (the last James Bond) vibe about you? Almost all the Camino videos I have watched the pilgrims seems to be grinding their way to SdC, however you had the most amazing pilgrim family. Hans what a trooper with the wrong footwear and blisters, Catherine - a delight, Ulrich the utmost human machine, so calm, always a smile. The meet up with Ulrich's wife at Leon was so special to watch. then walking alone for a while UNTIL... you joined the most fun and joyful group of pilgrims including Daniel, Conrad, Julia and the one and only Pamela who must be the only pilgrim that was bitten on her arse by a dog! On each video I tracked your progress on the maps in John Brierley's book and noted your boat trip from Boadilla to Fromista with interest and the alternative route you took to Sarria via Samos with an outdoor overnight stay. . So the keto diet was no possible but the journey was powered by cold beer! I would like your comments on what guide book/ apps did you find the most useful? What was the model of the Garmin watch did you have and would you use it again? How did you manage the money? Did you use debit/credit cards, take lots of cash and used ATMs? Once all the Covid restrictions are removed for the non vaccinated then I will be on my way and hopefully that will be before I am 80 (it is getting close!) Again, thanks for a fabulous series of videos recording such a unique and memorable experience. All the best

it gets worse after leon

Tough day, but you did it. Beautiful view well worth the hike. You got great company to motivate you. Hope you had pulpo (octopus) while you’re in Galicia, so good. Thanks for sharing your journey. Epic hike today. Buen Camino!!!

Way so short track during the day?

I approve your choice of being a Fokker. In Dutch we have a saying “Ik ben niet gek, ik ben een vliegtuig“. I guess that's what the Meseta is doing to you. 😀

glad u shared your videos. anyone who watches them will want to go

Where did you catch the boat? I’ve enjoyed your videos thank you

I am a stranger who stumbled upon your videos. Thank you for your honesty and humour. It was an honour for me to watch your journey. ❤️

if i had any doubts about doing the camino they are now gone.

Happy Happy Birthday 🎉

Thank you for bringing us along. I really enjoyed your videos. I’m planning on walking the Camino from St Jean next Sept. I’m very excited to get there. Thanks again.

I have thoroughly enjoyed your journey, as a future pilgrim, I have watched a number of these, however, yours has easily been the most enjoyable. A mix of emotions, the social aspect and conclusion. Forget the air insurance business and become a travel blogger. Thank you.

You have to have done the Camino to feel what you do on the last day, other experiences come close but not quite the same. Great following you on your way, cheers 4 sharing

What an amazing experience. We enjoyed watching your videos and seeing the friendships grow. Thanks

Fantastic!!

Thanks for posting these, I’ll be walking the same route in October & can’t wait

Loved it when that stranger wished you said buen camino senor. Just so pure and open, not something you'll see in SA.

You said you booked Orisson but did you pay for it In advance? I booked it in June for September and I had to pay the full amount in advance. It said it was nonrefundable also.

Lyk of jy ń moer lekker tyd het!