Our Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage following the Camino Frances route from St. Jean Pied de Port, across Northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, has been the hardest physical thing we have ever done, but also the most rewarding. Millions of pilgrims have followed this same ancient route, as well as other routes that eventually lead to Santiago de Compostela, for hundreds of years. Everyone’s Camino is different, so this post is about reflecting back on our Camino read more

A pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain has been on our travel wish list for many years, although we had not expected to be walking it during Covid times. According to our research, the Camino is not as busy as before Covid but people have returned, particularly Spaniards who are currently making up the recent increase in “peregrinos” walking the Camino. Also, 2021 is a Jacobean Year/Ano Xacobeo, or in other words a Holy Year, making it even more special read more

The craggy and often precipitous Cornish Coastline was everything we had hoped for, with no shortage of breathtaking landscapes to admire. Battered by the relentless wind and high waves of the Atlantic Ocean, North Cornwall is arguably the county’s most dramatic coastline.

In Part Three of our Spring motorhome tour, we begin with our stay at a campsite near Newquay, where we have been eagerly awaiting a very special guest; our daughter Chloe who would be joining us for a few days of exploring read more

The serene and idyllic Cornwall coastline has been the set for our Spring motorhome tour and in part two we continue to follow the shoreline of this stunning English county. Cornwall has the longest coastline in England, with over 1000 Km of epic views, secluded beach coves, plunging cliffs, and some of the quaintest fishing villages we have ever visited.
This English county is not just a summer destination, although it is during the summer months that the crowds will descend read more

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