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- Hospitalera ~ Marina KnowlesAfter completing my Hopitalera training with Richard and Eileen in January 2024 I was keen…
- November 2024 Camino Training Walk and End of Year CelebrationA damp and misty day for the last Camino Training walk of 2024. 44 of…
- Tony and Johann’s Camino PodiensisThe Camino Podiensis is the most popular pilgrimage route in France, with the stretch from…
- October 2024 Camino Training Walk and MeetupA large group of almost 50 walkers joined BMCS for a delightful Spring day walk…
- 2025 Pilgrims on the Way
- 2025 Hospitaleros on Camino
- Overcoming my fears on the Camino by Maria MOn Thursday, 5 September we met at the Albergue in Katoomba, to participate in…
- September 5-Day Walk writeup by Robert CDay 1 – Emu Plains to Springwood It was a cold morning at the start…
- Contemplating my September 5-Day by Rowan BContemplating my 5-Day What exactly is the Blue Mountains 5-Day Camino (training) walk? Not just…
- The Happiest Place on EarthSome say that Disneyland is the ‘happiest place on earth’. And for many it is….
- Central Coast Weekend June 21-24 2024, 5 Lands Walk and Hardys Bay to Box Head and The Flannel flower loop.Thirty five friends of BMCS travelled to the Central Coast, NSW for the weekend to…
- 2024 Pilgrims on the Way

Camino Stories
- Tony and Johann’s Camino PodiensisThe Camino Podiensis is the most popular pilgrimage route in France, with the stretch from Le Puy to Conques being especially favoured. Our journey began with the 7 a.m. blessing Mass at Le Puy Cathedral, an impressive church perched on a rocky peak. At the conclusion of the service, a gate in the floor opens,…
- The Happiest Place on EarthSome say that Disneyland is the ‘happiest place on earth’. And for many it is. I’ve been fortunate to have spent several days in Santiago de Compostela over the past few years and being there just makes my heart sing. Watching the joy – and often tears – on the faces of the pilgrims as…
- Mary Thompson’s Camino Frances 2023Mary Thompson The feeling was more one of relief than elation to be finally standing in front of and in awe of the Cathedral de Santiago de Compostela. I had made it. I had many doubts along the way but there I was, 780 km later. Of course I was glad I persisted, I unearthed…
- Janice’s Camino Aragonés – Somport to Puenta la ReinaOn 9th May I left Australia – destination Barcelona to begin walkingthe Camino Aragonés. I chose this less travelled route to enjoyquiet solitude and it was certainly that. I encountered very fewpilgrims on the way and some days none at all but somehow at night afew pilgrims would appear from nowhere at the albergue and…
- Bruce’s 2 Caminos April/May 2023As this was a special pilgrimage for me, I really wanted to celebrate it at a special Albergue. This had to be Casa Susi (Trabadelo). Many of us have enjoyed Susi and Fermin visits at Glenella so you will understand. Casa Susi is 183Km to Santiago de Compostela. My son David walked with me to…
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