How to Care for Your Feet on the Camino
Practical Camino foot care before and during the walk: NOK cream, technical socks, wet feet, hot spots, spare shoes and blister warning signs.
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Practical Camino foot care before and during the walk: NOK cream, technical socks, wet feet, hot spots, spare shoes and blister warning signs.
Read articleNellie Meunier answers five questions about Camino fitness, training, daily distances, consecutive walking days, and finding a sustainable pace.
Read articleHow older walkers can plan the Camino around realistic stages, comfortable hotels, luggage transfers and proper support.
Read articleWhy walking fewer kilometres can create more time for villages, conversations, lunches and the details people miss when they rush.
Read articleDetailed Camino walking-pole guidance: choosing the height, fitting wrist straps, using poles uphill and downhill, and protecting your hands.
Read articleA realistic guide to reflection, faith, loneliness, companionship and emotional wellbeing while walking the Camino de Santiago.
Read articleHow to respond to loose, guarding or apparently lost dogs on the Camino without leading them away from home.
Read articleSimple mindfulness exercises for Camino walking, rest stops, difficult climbs, meals, churches and the evening after each stage.
Read articleThe history of the Camino de Invierno from Ponferrada through Roman mining country, Valdeorras and Ribeira Sacra.
Read articleNellie answers practical questions about make-up, evening clothes, shoes and period products for a comfortable Camino.
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