Brothers on the Camino

Sharing the journey of three brothers trekking across northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Popes in Santiago de Compostela

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Pope John Paul II in Santiago de Compostela in 1989. Santiago de Compostela has been a place of pilgrimage for many … including Pope John P...

3 Days Away!!!

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It´s hard to beleive how far we have come. We plan on doing 20k tomorrow and Friday, and whatever is left on Saturday (11k I think). Then we...

Getting Real Close!

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To those of you who thought Sarria is 100 km away, it is actually 110. But we´re still doing well. We really trucked it today and yesterday....
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Shell & Santiago de Compostela

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An interesting tidbit … Marcus Samuel, the founder of Shell, adopted the Scallop Shell logo in 1904. It appears there are two reasons for t...
Monday, June 28, 2010

Celtic Spain

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Earlier today, Seamus, Ian and Noah entered into the Spanish region of Galicia. Curiously, Galicia has Celtic roots. This region actually e...

Bus Day

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Quite the bus day. I think we covered about 120 km. Once we got to Sarria we had to just use out man-stinct to get on the Camino (and a litt...

I Hate it when the Bus Fills Up with Smokers...

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... you can smell them ALL! We took a bus from Astorga to Ponferrada, and now we are going to take one to Lugo, and then take one to Sarria....
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Sunday, June 27, 2010

Iron Cross and Last 100 km.

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The boys seem anxious to arrive at the 100 km mark. The rule is that if you walk the last 100 km (or, 62 miles) of the Camino, you are enti...
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Math in Spain ...

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New shoes = ugly but very nice to finally have and World Cup Refs = LAME Ian got in a little later than I was thinking, but we connected jus...
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Astorga

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Well...here we are in Astorga. We are probably going to catch a bus to the 100 km. mark tomorrow, so we have some time in Santiago. I am rea...
Saturday, June 26, 2010

San Martin del Camino ... About 150 Miles To Go

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A statue of Saint James the Pilgrim from the Sanctuary at Our Lady of the Atonement in San Antonio. The boys made it to a town called San M...
Friday, June 25, 2010

Madrid

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So, I´m hanging out in Madrid at the moment. I noticed thatsomeone had paid for time on one of the computer in the airport and not used all ...
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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist ... in León

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(John the Baptist is often portrayed using a Scallop Shell to baptize Christ.) Gosh! I don't think St. John the Baptist would be impres...
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I Love How Thing Just Don't Quite Translate Sometimes

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I love how things just don´t quite translate sometimes. Fortunately, we got the idea. This is from a few days ago ... that's after abou...

¡The Mornings are So Boring!

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We are here in Leon for our second day. There is nothing to do in the morning but walk around ... the idea was to rest! haha. It's ok, w...
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