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Book Shares Highs and Lows Experienced Along Camino de Santiago THE SOUTHERN CROSS • NOVEMBER 2019 Reviewed by Father Charles Fuld If you are thinking of going on a month-long retreat sometime in the coming year, here is an idea to consider: Hike the 500-mile Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage route also known as the Way of St. James that leads to the Cathedral […]

One of the best things about working in the travel industry is hearing stories from inspirational people about their travels. I, Sean Rice, Chief Operations Officer of Follow the Camino in his Camino Talks , was privileged to be able to interview one such person, Kenneth Strange, for our new Camino Talks series. hashtag#caminohashtag#inspirationalpeople

The decision to walk the Camino was made a long time ago.  I suppose it begins in the early 1960s, in the basement of our modest row house in a working-class neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, where my father, a police officer in New York City, has been assigned to a Spanish-speaking neighborhood in Brooklyn.  He wants to communicate with the people […]

https://followthecamino.com/blog/a-private-investigator-a-50-year-old-book-and-the-camino/?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=Camino%20Talks&utm_campaign=Kenneth%20Strange One of the best things about working in the travel industry is hearing stories from inspirational people about their travels. Sean Rice, Chief Operations Office of Follow the Camino, was privileged to be able to interview one such person, Kenneth Strange, for our new Camino Talks series. hashtag#caminohashtag#inspirationalpeople

Join me as, courtesy of Jay Artale and birdsofafeatherpress.org, I take you on a writing and self-publishing journey to get my first book, “It’s Your Camino” into the hands of readers! https://www.birdsofafeatherpress.com/author-interview-kenneth-strange/

On Thursday, October 10, 2019, I was interviewed by “The Hour of History” Podcast host, Steven Baumann, about our recent Camino and my new book, “It’s Your Camino: One Couple’s 500-mile Pilgrimage Across Spain.”

Like many other major cities in the world on Sunday, Sao Paolo’s main business and cultural thoroughfare, Avenida Paulista, was closed to vehicular traffic and replaced by the pedestrian kind.  It was a pleasant reprieve from the routine congestion in this mega-city of twelve million, the business center of Brazil, where travel within its confines can easily take two hours or […]