Walking St Michael’s Way — the UK’s Section of the Camino de Santiago
<p>A few month’s ago I took a few weeks out of the real world to walk the Camino de Santiago. It’s pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain in honour of St. James. Though I may not be religious I would identify as spiritual. I didn’t walk the Camino for God or in search of myself. I walked it with the hope to learn something new about myself, the direction I wanted to take in life and how I planned to get there. The experience was eye-opening in many ways and I have so much to share with you about that experience (come back in December for a 12 blog post special!).</p>
<p>Looking for a trip to take this August bank holiday in our van conversion, we stumbled across 12.5 mile hike (19.5 km) known as<a href="http://stmichaelsway.net/home/4590588218.html" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank"> St. Michael’s Way</a>. The one day hike takes you from Lelant (North Coast of Cornwall) to Marazion and St. Michael’s Mount (South Coast).</p>
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