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For many years, I dreamed of walking the Camino de Santiago, waiting for the right time and the right opportunity. I often thought that my moment would never arrive as I got caught up in my busy and hectic life. I was lucky to take this special journey and walk the camino, almost 900km, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port all the way to Finisterre, meeting incredible people along the way from all over the world. It was amazing meeting such an assortment of individuals, with diverse cultures, languages, with varied life experiences, joined together by a singular goal - to complete the walk to Santiago de Compostela, all in one piece and, hopefully, with a few more answers about life’s questions. Along with my Camino walk, I have been asked - "what made you want to walk the Camino", "Did you find the answers you were looking for". There is no doubt that a journey like this, literally walking hundreds of kilometers, sometimes alone and sometimes with friends, gives one the opportunity for self-reflection – asking questions about who you are and who you have become – something that we do not have the luxury of doing in our day to day lives. I loved the opportunity to think, to process, but mostly, I loved the opportunity to hear my friend's stories, their lives journey, experiences, good moments and the sad ones. Whether you chose to walk the Camino de Santiago to overcome the death of a close friend or loved one, you lost your job or sold a business, you were heartbroken, you were on a religious pilgrimage or a student in between school semesters, what was truly inspiring for me was the openness of people around me, who willingly shared their stories – their highs and lows, heartbreaks, and joys. Listening to my friends and sharing my own stories has given me a very new perspective about the importance of cherishing special life moments and appreciating the little things in life. I was privileged to be part of a group of individuals from around the world who chose an incredibly challenging journey that, by its nature, was soul searching and spiritually uplifting. And as for me – Did I find the answers I was looking for? What I realized is that I don’t need to find all the answers. The Camino taught me an important lesson – It's not about reaching the destination or goal, it’s the journey that is important. Finding the answers will just make my life journey - BORING. And to all of you - Buen Camino and thank you for being part of my journey. You made my trek of the Camino so special. Each one of you affected me in a different way and I will always treasure our special moments ---------- Camera Gear Used + backpack ▶ DJI Mavic 2 Pro -

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( which I highly recommend) Music : You WIll Find Me (Alternate Mix) With Oohs & Ahhs - Instrumental by CHPTRS

Se calcula que el lutier Antonio Stradivari construyó algo más de mil instrumentos y se conservan unos 600. España tiene la suerte de tener cinco de ellos en el Palacio Real y, de vez en cuando, se les puede escuchar tocar juntos. El Cuarteto Palatino y el violonchelo 1700, construidos hace 300 años por Antonio Stradivari, son únicos en el mundo. Por eso, cada vez que salen de sus vitrinas, siguen un estricto control de seguridad que puedes ver en este vídeo. Hacía siete años que los cinco stradivarius no tocaban juntos y el violinista Daniel Pinteño cuenta cómo ha sido su experiencia: “Es una gran responsabilidad por lo que representan, son una joya única. Tenemos poca conciencia de nuestro patrimonio musical y es tan importante como un Goya o un Velázquez”. Suscríbete a nuestro canal: youtube.com/@elpais Visita http://elpais.com Más vídeos de EL PAÍS: youtube.com/@elpais/videos Síguenos en Facebook: 

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