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Camino de la Costa

Camino de la Costa

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Nov 3, 2026

Carolyn RayGUEST
21:20
It just kind of ticks all my boxes.
Carolyn RayGUEST
21:23
And so this year after I walked, I did I walked the Camino del Norte across the top of Spain.
Carolyn RayGUEST
21:28
You did.
Carolyn RayGUEST
21:29
Oh, my goodness.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:02
But I already know that in April next year, I want to walk the Camino again.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:08
But this time, the Camino del Norte, which is tougher.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:13
I like the challenge.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:14
And so that's the Camino that follows... an itinerary very close to the coast in the north of Spain.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:48
So hopefully it will be less crowded than the last part of the Camino Frances last year, or this year actually.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:54
Already feels like last year.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
45:56
So since I want to walk the Camino del Norte in April, I want that book.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
46:04
about the Camino Frances to come out, of course, before that.
Dan MullinsHOST
3:38
How is it?
Jun Ray RaynerGUEST
3:40
Yes, I am here for over a week now after I arrived from the Camino del Norte.
Jun Ray RaynerGUEST
3:47
And I am here in a monastery with the Carmelite monks.
Jun Ray RaynerGUEST
3:52
Is it busy in Santiago? It is busy, and I always, because I go there to the Camino office in the morning to volunteer as well.

6 MINS LATER

Dan MullinsHOST
10:20
Hey, let's go back to the Camino.
Dan MullinsHOST
10:22
Why did you choose the Camino Norte as your first Camino?
Jun Ray RaynerGUEST
10:26
Well, this is quite interesting because I never heard of Camino del Norte.
Jun Ray RaynerGUEST
10:32
You know, I think for us from Australia, it's very common for us the Camino de Francis.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
14:46
I vowed that I would walk the Camino Frances.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
14:50
Before I did that, I lived on and did field work and walked extensively in both on the Camino Frances and the Camino del Norte and parts of the Portuguese Camino.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
15:03
And then an opportunity came up in the early 2000s through a book publisher, Polis Press, who asked me to write the Spiritual Traveler of Spain for their publishing house.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
15:19
And that I was writing about sacred sites all across Spain and also pilgrimage routes, the big and the small.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
15:27
And the biggest one I saved for last, which was I knew I needed at least five weeks to walk the Camino Fuentes.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
15:34
And so that's when I walked down and had a chance to do the full stretch.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
15:39
By the time I did that, I had already been living on both the farther north reaches of the Camino del Norte and communities there in Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias, Galicia, but then also in sections of the Camino Frances just further south.
Beebe BahramiGUEST
15:59
So it really was... an astounding experience.
Chris StaronHOST
51:18
And I love how honest you are and that you're open to talking about these things.
Chris StaronHOST
51:23
I sometimes wonder, like I did these two episodes about the Camino when Nick and I did the Camino Norte episode.
Chris StaronHOST
51:30
And I just played interviews I did with people without interrupting them to correct them if they said something bad about God or if they had weird theology or they had weird ideas.
Chris StaronHOST
51:40
Because I just wanted people to get to know people who are different than them, to get to hear some of these excellent conversations you get.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
6:53
So I could go off and walk maybe like the Ridgeway or the Norfolk Coast Path or like the Pennine Way.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
6:59
Or I could head over to Spain and do the Camino del Norte.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
7:04
But it just seemed very difficult.
Sarah WilliamsHOST
7:06
piecemeal and there was just sort of too much traveling in between.
Sally ProsserHOST
1:32
There were people in front of us reminiscing about where they'd walked.
Sally ProsserHOST
1:36
And it's a really great resource for anyone thinking of walking the mighty Camino del Norte.
Sally ProsserHOST
1:41
Lots of hills.
Sally ProsserHOST
1:43
very challenging.
Sally ProsserHOST
3:32
So I knew that I was going to start with a little hook.
Sally ProsserHOST
3:35
So the first part of the video was going to be a video with audio.
Sally ProsserHOST
3:38
Then I was going to say, I'm Sal, a voice coach walking the Camino del Norte.
Sally ProsserHOST
3:42
This is day whatever it is, place A to place B.

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