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The Big K and I love to travel. We love seeing new places, sometimes re-visiting favorites. We always look forward to trying out different local cuisines, even if it means not eating for a month before and after a trip to compensate for the weight we definitely will be gaining. We love meeting new people and making friends. We love learning different cultures and how they make the people we meet so much interesting. We started this blog to share our travel and food adventures. And for us to reminisce all the wonderful memories when we're old and gray.......

FOUR CAMINOS, ONE JOURNEY 🥾💛It began with a simple question:Could we walk 100 kilometers?That first Camino Portugués, wi...
01/10/2026

FOUR CAMINOS, ONE JOURNEY 🥾💛

It began with a simple question:

Could we walk 100 kilometers?

That first Camino Portugués, with Chip and Noelle, led us through the Variante Espiritual—a magical path of stone and water, where forest streams flowed past ancient mills and moss-covered walls. For a while, it felt as if we had stepped into another world.

Then came Finisterre, with Chip—walking beyond Santiago until the road met the wild Atlantic, where the horizon seemed to say, keep going.

Then the Camino Inglés, with Noelle—miles of countryside, laughter, stories and the quiet comfort of walking beside someone who has shared so much of life with you.

And finally, the Camino de Invierno, with Chip—peaceful, quiet and almost hidden, where vineyards, forests and silence invited us to slow down and simply be.

Four Caminos.
Four different roads.
Two people I love deeply.

We walked through rain and sunshine, over hills and stones, through forests and villages. We talked. We laughed. Sometimes we walked in silence.

And somewhere along those thousands of steps, we discovered that the Camino was never really about getting somewhere.

It was about being there—together.

The roads may be behind us, but the memories remain beneath our feet and in our hearts.

Four Caminos. One beautiful journey. And definitely … not our last. 💛🥾✨




22/08/2026

Day 5 of our Camino Portugues (Variante Espiritual)

Step into the magic of the Camino Portugués Spiritual Variant. Today's 24.5 km trek from A Armenteira to Vilanova de Arousa felt like walking through a fairy tale. Along the Ruta da Pedra e da Auga (7 kilometers), a cool 13°C morning mist hugged the lush green forest, a rushing river carved through mossy stones, and quiet, abandoned water mills whispered secrets of the past. A truly enchanted stretch of the journey. 🌿💧📍

A Armenteira to Vilanova de Arousa (24.5 km)🌡️ 13°C | April 25, 2024

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13/08/2026

Spending the night in the pretty seaside village of Combarro was a wise decision as today’s walk was proving to be a challenge for us newbie hikers. It was pretty much uphill all the way.

Combarro to A Armenteira 9.5kms
Temperature: 12C
April 24, 2024



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05/08/2026

All bundled up for the cold and raring to go, it was still dark when we left the hotel at 7AM. It was a bit of a challenge getting out of Vigo as our gps kept directing us to a different route and the yellow camino arrow signs were far in between.

After a few wrong turns and detours, we finally made our way on the camino trail.
The path took us through rural settings, a magnificent view of the Vigo estuary and along the peaceful nature trail of the Senda del Agua (water trail).

Vigo to Redondela 16kms
Temperature: 12C
April 20, 2024



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中辺路町栗栖川1222-1
Tanabe-shi, Wakayama

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