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Filed underCamino Nascente Fatima

Rest Day: Fatima

Today was supposed to be a short stage, 20 kilometers, and for the first 5 kilometers, a repetition of yesterdays stage. Following yesterday’s tough stage I decided that I would instead, stay in Fatima and visit the Sanctuary of Fátima. The city is the site of a world-renowned Catholic miracle and is visited by more…
Camino Nascente & Carmelita, Camino Nascente Fatima, Camino Portugues, Portugal, Stage 1 February 16, 2023October 18, 2026 Comments 0 2 min read

Day 10: Tomar to Fatima

I was looking forward to today, but the blister on the sole of my foot was a concern given that the stage was probably the most strenuous I would walk this time around, with lots of climbs and descents, and many rocky paths. This stage is also called the Camino Nascente, and covers 31 kms…
Camino Nascente & Carmelita, Camino Nascente Fatima, Camino Portugues, Portugal, Stage 1 February 15, 2023October 18, 2026 Comments 2 5 min read

Rest Day: Tomar

Today was a planned day off from walking. Tomar was famous for it’s knights, and the Knights Templar Castle, as well as the convent, Convento de Cristo. However there were also more pressing things to do, wash my clothes and pick up something to help the blister under my foot. I slept until 8 o’clock,…
Camino Nascente & Carmelita, Camino Nascente Fatima, Camino Portugues, Portugal, Stage 1 February 14, 2023October 18, 2026 Comments 0 3 min read
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