The cowgirl "I sold my cattle and just came here", the woman tells me, while walking at a speed I can hardly keep up with. And ...

The world is as we see her. I felt like Frodo, or Sam, passing by the ancient Towers of the West that guarded the entrance to Santiago f...

I am sitting on a bench, just off the Camino. Riego de Ambros in the mountainous area before Ponferrada. The bar I knew here is closed and I...

Bienvenido is dozing off, but sits right up when he hears footsteps. He is trading in Caminosouvenirs along the Way. We talk abo...

My work brings the privilege to be back in Santiago and Spain quite soon. But for most walkers in my groups a goodbye is for years or m...

Santiago blues. A last walk in Alameda, a last coffee. My plane leaves early tomorrow morning.  I love and hate Santiago... After 800...

Just got back from Spain, to prepare the April and September 2017 walks. It will be so diverse, I've discovered so many treasures a...

these beautiful words written by Linda Hogan.

I published this story on my Facebookpage a few months ago. It happened in May this year; this touching, healing and in the end joyful r...

These five pictures symbolize most of what I want to share about Spain and the Camino de Santiago. Being outside all day, in this wonderf...

Video You raise me up in the streets of Santiago all she asks is listeners in the old town evening sounds vie with what moves most ...

Last summer I walked the Camino Portugues de la Costa - the Portugese Coastal Way from Porto to Santiago, because I wanted a quiet wa...

La Ruta de la Piedra y del Agua - the route of stone and water - is most certainly one of the most beautiful walks I...

An old abandoned house next to the church. The door was open. Inside, amongst  the mess... a pile of religious magazines. The oldest one ...

Obanos, Camino Frances, June 4th We all walk together, on that way, more or less in the same direction. Who are they, all these people?...