Have you ever thought of walking the Camino de Santiago Many people have. Maybe they've seen the Martin Sheen movie, The Way, and said to themselves, Gee, I'd like to try that But it's also easy to come up with excuses, like, I'm too old, I've got a bad back, I'm not fit enough, I don't have time ... fill in the blanks. In the summer of 2018, the author and his wife walked over 200 miles from Porto, Portugal, to Santiago de Compostela and arrived with zero blisters or other injuries. And they did this despite some age on them mid-60s him, late 50s her and a few health issues arthritis for him, diabetes and asthma for her. Experienced hikers Not Until embarking on this month-long trek, they had never done anything more ambitious than a day walk in a park. So, relax. Sauntering to Santiago the Camino de Santiago for Slow Walkers will demonstrate that it is indeed possible for people who are not particularly young and fit to walk the Camino and enjoy the time of their lives. Of course,