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Walking?
Hell yes. Nadia Krige discovers, after lacing up a pair of ugly old hiking boots, that the 240km journey along the Camino de Santiago in Portugal is as healing as ancient pilgrims claim.
There are some things that nothing but a very long walk can soothe. I had some shaking off to do, some letting go and some realigning. Following the Camino de Santiago had been my mom’s dream for the longest time, igniting within me a twin flame. So, we found ourselves a tiny Airbnb apartment in the old city of Porto where we planned routes and began making last-minute lists and repacking our bulky bags in preparation.

Walking through a seaside village on the Camino Portugues Coastal Route

About to cross over from Portugal to Spain on a bridge over the Minho River

The famous yellow arrow and scallop shell waymarking of all the Caminos

A friendly Portuguese farmer offered us some of his freshly-harvested grapes




