Walking into Burgos in the Dark: A Day 13 Dispatch from the Camino de Santiago
A Day 13 Camino diary: pre-dawn forests, Atapuerca's ancient history and a $130 Burgos hotel with cathedral vi...
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Walking the Camino: coffee at sunrise, a pastry the size of your head, and the generosity of strangers
Day 17 on the Camino de Santiago: sunrise coffee in Grañón, a donation-run pilgrim house, and a giant croissan...
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Storm Adam leaves four dead and towns underwater in eastern Spain
Storm Adam kills four in eastern Spain with record rain, rooftop rescues and lockdowns across 145 towns. What...
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Air Canada's New Montreal–Seville Route Flips the Seasonal Rulebook
Air Canada launches winter-weight Montreal–Seville nonstops on the A321XLR from September 2027 — the only tran...
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Walking the Forest of Robbers: Day 12 on the Camino de Santiago
A 15-mile Camino stage from Belorado to San Juan de Ortega through the bandit-haunted Oca Mountains, with clif...
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Storm Adam floods Ibiza airport and grounds flights across the Balearics
Storm Adam flooded Ibiza airport after record 173mm of rain, cancelling flights across the Balearics. What tra...
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Walking the Camino Primitivo: Quiet Forests, Murals and a Threat Near Santiago
Day 13 on the Camino Primitivo: quiet forest roads, murals, growing graffiti near Santiago and a planned indus...
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Walking the Camino Through La Rioja: Cat Towns, Basque Wisdom and a Festival in Nájera
Day 15 on the Camino de Santiago: Logroño to Nájera through Rioja vineyards, a reclaimed-wood statue, fifteen...
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Ice Rain, Siestas and Laundry on a Bar Terrace: A Day on the Camino de Santiago
A day 11 Camino de Santiago diary: Grañón's blue shell window, ice rain into Belorado, and drying laundry hike...
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Guadix: The Spanish Town Where Thousands Still Live Underground
Guadix in Andalusia hides Europe's living cave district: 2,000+ residents underground, cave B&Bs, a Moorish Al...
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A Piano in the Woods: Hiking Day 12 of the Camino Primitivo
Day 12 on Spain's Camino Primitivo: a rough stomach day salvaged by a forest piano, pilgrim stamps and café st...
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Rest Days on the Camino Primitivo: What Lugo Offers When You Slow Down
Rest days on the Camino Primitivo: how two pilgrims spent two slow days in Lugo, from Roman walls and the cath...
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Walking Into Melide on the Camino Primitivo: Where the Routes Merge (And So Do the Germs)
Day 11 on the Camino Primitivo: a 15-mile walk into Melide, where the route joins the busy Camino Frances. Tra...
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