Calzadilla de los Hermanillos

Day 24 - To Calzadilla de Los Hermandillos
13 1/2 kms; Difficulty 1/3
26°C

Another short day today.

Perhaps I can take this opportunity to define some of the names/words associated with the Camino Trail:
- Camino = “the way”
- Santiago = “James“
- Camino Francis = “the way from France”
- Camino de Santiago = the way of James”
- The Way of St. James = in the New Testament it is stated that James, son of Zebedee, was a fisherman and he and eventually followed Jesus and became one of his disciples.

I would like to tell you the story of the that I am walking. The word Camino simply means “the way”
- Camino Francis (“The way from France”)
- The way of St. James (James, son of Zebedee in the Bible New Testament, was a fisherman and a disciple of Jesus.
- Camino de Santiago

have names which mean the following: Camino Means “the way”. So (Camino) Francis means “the way from France”. The way of Saint James is thought that Saint James, disciple of Jesus,Læs mere