About the Camino

I can’t say how touched I have been with the support I have gotten from family and friends. Over the past week I have gotten calls, text messages and emails wishing me a Buen Camino. Not a single person questioned what I am doing or why. Thank you friends and MORE

A few weeks ago I met with Kurt Shaffert, the interim pastor for Warren Church and a recent pilgrim. Kurt and his partner Katie spent 10 days on the Camino in July. I wanted to glean some insight from him to help me with training and to get his perspective MORE

There are well over a dozen different Camino routes to Santiago de Compostella that originate from all over Europe.  I am taking the most traveled route, the Camino Francés.  I chose this option because, as a solo traveler her first time on the Camino, I wanted to take the route MORE

The Camino is a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella in Northwestern Spain.  There are routes throughout Europe that lead to that one, magical spot said to be where the bones of Saint James (a disciple of Jesus) were found.  For over 1000 years, people have traveled from throughout Europe and MORE

Stay tuned…I plan to start writing my actually daily Camino Log when I start my journey on September 24th.  In the meantime, feel free to check out the other topics or use the panel on the right to subscribe to daily emails of my log entries or to add them MORE

I will tell you what the Camino is shortly.  If you haven’t heard of it before this, don’t feel bad.  Until July 2017 I had never heard of the Way of Saint James. The Camino de Santiago or The Way of Saint James, is an ancient pilgrimage route that ends MORE