Although many European countries are easing the restrictions, you might’ve decided to move your pilgrimage or long distance hike a little further into the future (as did I). Yes, it isn’t fun but the good thing is that now you’ll have more time to train! This is a refreshed version of an article I posted back in 2018, and it’ll revolve all around getting yourself ready to hike 20k a day (or more).
As we’re required to retreat inside more often, moments of quiet occur more naturally. When there is silence, there is space for listening. As of late, I prefer listening to podcasts over watching series, as they tend to excite me more in the long run. If you’re looking to nourish your mind, here are some of my favourite talks:
Continue reading ➞ LISTENING ALONG THE WAY: ENCOURAGING TALKS FOR WANDERERS
If you went on a pilgrimage to Santiago, you probably experienced and dealt with some of the aspects of isolation before. So today’s post will focus on how you can use your Camino skills in these strange times of self-isolation.
Continue reading ➞ YOU’VE DONE THIS BEFORE: HOW TO USE YOUR CAMINO SKILLS IN TIMES OF SELF-ISOLATION
Staying indoors. Easier said than done, even when you don’t really have a choice. Especially, when you’re that kind of person who’s pretty much outside whenever possible. Yup, that’s me too! In order to provide you with some inspiration, or just something to read – this Monday’s blog post will feature five ways to keep busy when right now the indoors is your sole destination due to the Corona outbreak.
Continue reading ➞ WHEN GOING OUTSIDE ISN’T AN OPTION: FIVE WAYS TO SURVIVE THE INDOORS
The two year mark has passed. On the first of March 2018, I embarked on my pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Two years later, welcome or not, this moment provokes the need for reflection.
Continue reading ➞ POST-CAMINO: EXPLORING THE UNKNOWN AND CULTIVATING COURAGE
