At the end of my last post, I was gearing up for my Camino journey, boots and guidebooks organised, and mind set firmly on putting one foot in front of the other. Now the Camino Portugues is a treasured memory of breathtaking views of the rocky Atlantic shoreline, beautiful forests, and dusty villages where no English is spoken. The coastal section of the Camino Portugues is definitely the road less travelled, a lonelier hike for this solitary traveller. It was …
Author: Aileen Smyth
→With more than thirty years’ experience in the book trade, books continue to absorb and fascinate me. Recommending books to Dubray customers is the highlight of my day; that thrill you feel when someone asks your opinion is very powerful. Aside from being a book nerd, I’m scribbler, a walker and a huge music fan.
If I had to name just one book that best captured the spirit of the age in which it was written, it would have to be The Great Gatsby, published …
My decision to walk the Camino de Santiago this year is more an accident than a life ambition — Italy was my first choice, a trek in Trentino in northern …
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