Author Archives: Ken Bob Saxton

A Coruña, Spain One young lady asked me about my walking barefoot, so I rewarded her curiosity with some answers and a FREE copy of Barefoot Running Step by Step (also available in French and Japanese) – sorry I forgot your … read more

Pontecesures, Spain Mesa de Pedra (Stone Table, medieval tavern) an interesting place, a stone-cutter’s shop serving as a cafe/tavern. Requires a donation for Camino Stamp. Some may not enjoy the, let’s call it “rustic” workshop. Others, who have worked for … read more

Pontevedra, Spain A couple from Germany said they have been seeing me going the wrong way on the Camino since Porto, Portugal. I explained I ride in a car several kilometers then walk the wrong way to meet my sister … read more

Pontevedra, Spain Daniel from Germany needed to touch me to verify I was real, not a hallucination. I’m still not entirely certain of my own reality. A local asked if I was Moses? Then said that I was welcome in … read more

We started near a little park near Cesantes, somewhere near or in Redondela, Spain Today was raining on and off. Cheryl & Adreah got a late start, hoping to avoid the worst of the rain. It worked somewhat. Just after starting … read more

Pontevedra, Spain Me and my brother-in-law dropped Adreah & Cheryl off at the Roman bridge this morning, and then checked out of our apartment in Vigo, and moved all our luggage to our next apartment. Then we went down and … read more

We begin this morning at: ALBERGUE TURÍSTICO AGUNCHEIRO, Pontevedra, Spain ALBERGUE TURÍSTICO AGUNCHEIRO While walking back from our parking spot, I met some very friendly dogs, and then I saw a very friendly house with a sign welcoming Camino Pilgrims, and … read more

Today we started at Estación marítima – Ferry A Guarda, Pontevedra, Spain Yep, “we” made it to España (Spain)! Woo Hoo! Well technically my sister, Adreah and her friend Cheryl walked all the way to Spain from Porto, Portugal. Adreah’s husband, … read more

Âncora, Portugal Today, we started near Hostel Casa do Adro, Carreço, Portugal, and followed the Portuguese coastal route north. I know I haven’t been very good at keeping this up-to-date this trip,.. but that’s me. Also, I’m going to put a … read more