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So the adventure took place in May and I am terribly late but here´s finally few pics from the way. Mom and me had one month to travel 750 kilometers from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. We didn´t walk all the way but both reached about 300 kilometers by foot and the rest was done by buss, taxi and train. It was an amazing experience and was really good to stay away for one month, it gives you a whole new starting point once you come back packed with good energy. Although it seems far now it was truly a memorable journey even though I didn´t experience any spiritual awakening but more like spiritual re-charging. Here's few pics from the walk.




After the trip I worked all summer and cleared out some plans for the future. This time I have moved back home to mom and dad, again, and studying some international development and traveling to England for the weekend to attend some courses. It's been quite relaxing times and been focusing on my studies but of course I miss the cows, my good friends and I try to visit them as often as I can. Will keep you updated on what´s going on and positive energy for the winter for everyone!

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