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A week after the Camino

22/05/2013

It has already been a week since my last day in Santiago. After my final walk from Finisterre to Muxia on Monday of last week my Camino was over. The next morning at 6:45am I boarded the early bus to Santiago where I arrived only two hours later. As my flight back home was only [...]

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The last walking day

13/05/2013

My Camino covered three goals: Santiago de Compostela, Finisterre and Muxia. Today was my final walking day, from Finisterre to my last goal Muxia. Somehow you seem to cary the fact with you that it is the last day of walking. I enjoyed it nevertheless very much. The landscape was quite divers with sights on [...]

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Is your alliance properly managed?

13/05/2013
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As an alliance or partner professional, business manager or entrepreneur you are involved in one or more alliances or partnerships. You may have the feeling that the optimum results are yet to be reached, but may not be sure what element needs to be tuned for improvement. Is your alliance properly managed? Are all stakeholders [...]

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Fisterra

12/05/2013

After walking through a beautiful countryside suddenly there was the sea. At least a view on a blue sea. It would take at least another two hours of walking till I could dip my toe in the ocean water. In those two hours the route seemed to be going towards and away from the sea. [...]

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Continuing after Santiago

10/05/2013

It doesn’t end in Santiago. As described yesterday I continue my Camino today towards Finisterre and Muxia. The walk out of Santiago is completely different from the walk into the city. The moment you approach Santiago the first areas contain highways and industrial suburbs and it takes about close to an hour before you finally [...]

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Santiago!

09/05/2013

This morning there was only 20 km to cover to the destination of my pilgrimage: Santiago de Compostela. As some early birds in the Albergue already felt that 5am was a decent time to get up and in the mean time wake their neighbor beds too with their noise I was out early too. The [...]

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Getting closer to Santiago

08/05/2013

I am quickly getting closer to Santiago. Today was a long walk of 44 km in the hope that the remaining 18 to Santiago can be covered tomorrow in the morning. That will bring me to Santiago on time for the 12 o’clock mass in the cathedral. The landscape was great again today. Hilly and [...]

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New types of pilgrims along the road

07/05/2013

Since crossing O Cebreiro and entering Galicia it seems new types of Pilgrims are entering the Camino. The previous 620 km there were two types of Pilgrims: the walkers and the bikers. Both on their way to do the whole route to Santiago de Compostela. Suddenly in Galicia a new type of pilgrim is showing: [...]

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