Strength and Weakness on the Camino
A beautiful essay on grief, friendship, and very long walks, by a young Swiss pilgrim we met on the Camino in 2015.
“The Camino Provides”—A Reflection
The Camino doesn’t provide, as if by magic. It’s made out of people, and they are the ones doing the providing.
Basic Menu Spanish: How to Order Breakfast on the Camino de Santiago
Pro tips on getting fed, watered, and caffeinated in the A.M. on your Camino
3 Lifehacks for Peregrinos on the Camino de Santiago
Hard-won lessons in whittling down your pack list and staying dry(ish) on your Camino
9 Ways to Be a Kinder, Gentler Pilgrim
A Few Simple Lessons in Camino Etiquette
Chantha Nguon’s Story: Mekong Blue
A Cambodian refugee comes home, and helps village women learn to weave shimmering silk scarves and independent lives.
You Might Be a Pilgrim If:
56 Foolproof Ways to Tell You’re Definitely an American Peregrino in Withdrawal
El Camino de Santiago, Day 3
“The Sun Also Rises” — Zubiri to Pamplona: Friendships, First Aid, and a Fiesta of Pintxos
The Greenery 