To The End of The World: A Soldier's Camino de Santiago

A former soldier with one backpack, I drifted around Europe with no real plan. I wasn’t on a big spiritual quest. I just wanted something real to do with my time. That’s how I stumbled onto the Camino de Santiago and decided on the spot to walk from the Pyrenees all the way to the Atlantic – past Santiago to Fisterra and Muxía, the so-called “end of the world.” This is how that walk actually felt: long days, bad sleep, blisters, chapels, cheap food, night walks, strangers from all over the world, and an ending that doesn’t magically fix anything. Just a road, a pack, and too much time in your own head. It’s not a guidebook and it’s not a miracle story. It’s one man treating the Camino like a long march. Every step in this book happened — a raw memoir from a former soldier who left the structure behind and just kept walking. View Less