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BRIEN CROTHERS

Bagging Journeys, Scribing Adventures

  • Announcing Camino Route Report – Via De La Plata 2016

    During the fall months of October and November 2016, Grandpa hit the trail for thirty-three days of walking the Via de la Plata in western Spain. Daily accounts of that journey to find history, peace, and new friends are now available on the blog site. Either follow the links in this post, or select Camino de Santiago here, or from the blog’s main menu. The Vía de la Plata (Silver Way) Starting in Sevilla (Seville), is 1000 kilometers from Sevilla traveling through

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  • Name Your Price, in Playa del Carmen

    Better, cheaper, longer—or living large, what’s it going to be? The tagline for the well-known travel blogger, Nomadic Matt is Travel Better. Cheaper. Longer. That works great for many people and is my preferred method, especially when by myself or with like-minded friends, traveling fast and light, and out to discover.

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  • Slumber on the Camino de Santiago

    Satiated. Clean and refreshed, thrilled by a shower, cool, warm, or hot. Reflecting on the marvels of the day. Looking towards the wonders of tomorrow. De-packing, repacking, always the packing. Read a little; headlamp lighting the page

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  • The Hostel Method

    (Adapted as a travel article from my forthcoming book, “Su Camino…”) ALBERGUES on the Camino de Santiago are a ubiquitous lot, many in every village, town and city—from the diminutive to the grand. Whether conversions from ancient pilgrim hospitals or modern, utilitarian edifices, they beckon at day’s end. Trailside or a short few meters out of the way, shelter from summer sun and winter cold—so very little more, but all one needs.

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