We walked 1,515 kilometers.

54 days. Seven and a half weeks of walking through heat waves, fog, and pouring rain. Walking on empty trails and crowded streets with blisters and tendinitis and sore feet. Long water carries and short trips to the bar. Glorious sunny days and cool, shady forests with moss-lined rock walls, and cornfields that stretch forever. 54 days of walking to make it to Santiago de Compostela. It’s the longest we’ve ever walked, starting in Le Puy-en-Veley on the Via Podiensis to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and then the Camino Frances into Galicia. We’re proud to say we stuck with it. We’re happy we made it. But also, we're so glad to be home. It’s been a long journey (1,515 kilometers) and now it’s finally time to take a rest.

Our shoes are wrecked. Our feet are sore. Our hearts are full.

YouTube videos of the FULL journey to come. We’ve got a lot of footage to go through.