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I enjoyed your videos. Nice to see your perspective. My first Camino was the French Route 7 years ago. My feet were ate up with blisters. I’ve learned. Get properly fitted shoes, use the extra eyelet to lock in your feet, merino wool or synthetic socks (I like Wrightsock) and coat your feet with a thin layer of Vaseline or equivalent. You won’t get blisters. I’ve walked 7 Caminos since my first one.

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips!

I did the Camino del Norte, just finished it 2 weeks ago, and it really was a great experience.I took 5 weeks, and I enjoyed the beautiful country side and met some nice and interesting people from different countries.I watched your reports about the Camino before, and they gave me a lot of inspirations and useful tips.

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

Oh wow, Buen Camino! We are so delighted to hear you had an amazing time on the Camino. We are already planning our next one so hope to see you in future one, who knows!

Thanks for all the info - inspirational

@ellieandsenci

8 ай бұрын

Glad we could help Mrs.Burns 🤗

Thank you🙂

Thanks for sharing. I’m planning on a fall Camino with some friends. We have a time crunch and are looking for which parts to buspack. I enjoyed your journey.

Nice recap, took some notes and great advice to skip certain sections. I have already seen enough highways and factories…. Good job in keeping the average daily expenses sooo low. Hope you guys fully recover especially Ellie with your blisters and ready for another adventure. Looking forward to it…. Take care

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for you kind words, we are so happy to hear that we helped someone! We are already planning our next Camino! Take care as well, and thank you for being here with us!

You are just an amazing couple and camino you tubers!

Just a different perspective, but I liked the walks out of Bilbao, Gijon and Santander - nice to see the more urban/industrial side of Spain in addition to the natural beauty for me :) Another great video - looking forward to seeing your next Camino on KZread.

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

For us, it was the pavement it really started hurting our legs and muscles. Thank you so much, we are already planning our next camino!

@goonerhill1668

5 ай бұрын

That Gijon to Aviles section is some of the worst pollution i've every seen. Everything around that steel factory was a redish shade of brown. It shocked me that people were living right next door to it.

Thanks

@ellieandsenci

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🤗

What book did you use for el Camino del Norte?

There is beauty in not knowing but in just doing. 🥃. That’s how I did it. I never doubted it even though I was fat and out of shape. I went out there and did it while a bunch of my friends are still contemplating pros and cons. 😂

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

That was us haha! We just went there and started walking without any plan, and we somehow made it to the end!

From Bilbao to Portugalete, we could take acab or a bus , right ?

Hi. Wonderful route. But if you leave Santander go by the coast. It is a beautiful walk. After Boo take the old route. No pipeline in site.

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

Oh wow, we had no idea thank you for sharing with us, hope some future pilgrims see this!

Santander to Santiana del Mar: one can spend a full day here , instead of walking right ?

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@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

❤️

Are u based in North America ?

ive hiked the camnio francis 5 times. its way better

What’s next?

@ellieandsenci

6 ай бұрын

Planning another Camino and training more this time 😊

@jeremynachbar3205

6 ай бұрын

@@ellieandsenciPortuguese Routes are actually pretty nice this time of year. I walked one the end of January in 2023.