As we hit milestones in the number of subscribers on Robscamino, and as we walk more Caminos, we like to show our Gratitude by helping others.

OK, so what’s this all about you might be asking?

Well, in my ‘day job’ I run a consulting business.

And we give 10% of our profits to charity.

Over the years it’s become a habit for us to show gratitude by making small charitable gifts on behalf of others.

And we do it on our business YouTube channels, so I thought “Why not here too” on the Robscamino channel and Blog.

We’re very lucky to be able to do it, and I think it’s a nice way of saying Thank You to our Subscribers.

See you there 😊

 

Best Wishes from Rob and Pat

So as we hit these small milestones in the number of subscribers on Robscamino, or when we walk another Camino, we like to show our Gratitude by helping others.

We offset our air travel to the Camino

3 Comments

  1. Catherine D

    Which route do you travel from Aus to Santiago? …. the protracted plane flight is putting me off a bit, plus the $, from Aus. Otherwise very keen. Thank you.

    Reply
    • Rob

      I have never travelled from Australia to Santiago, as my start point has never been close to Santiago. But I usually travel Sydney-Dubai-Paris then train to St Jean Pied de Port.
      or Sydney-Dubai-Madrid then train to Pamplona. The return is easier. Lots of cheap flights from Santiago to Madrid, Paris and elsewhere to connect to my Dubai-Sydney flight.

      Which Camino are you thinking about? And where would your start point be? I can be more specific about travel options then.

      I actually enjoy the long flights. A chance to unplug and watch lots of movies!

      Reply
  2. Rob

    Madrid is a good Port of Entry from Australia. Plenty of flights there and easy train or bus transport to most start points.

    Reply

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