You are listening to the Hiking Radio Network, where we talk the walk with shows by hikers, about hikers, for everybody. Hi, and thanks for coming along to this kind of experimental Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail.

As you know, we normally have Mighty Blue stories and stories with my interviews and my guests on the Appalachian Trail and other trails they've heights.

But at the moment, I'm away in Spain with my niece, the Appalachian Trail and other trails they've heights but at the moment I'm

away in Spain with my niece Emma and I'm trying to work out how to do this. Luckily we've got a guy

called Ryan Hopkins who said he's going to post them all and unfortunately he actually has a

Hurricane headed his way, Hurricane Michael. He's in Gainesville, so hopefully he's going to be okay.

Firstly, okay and safe, but secondly, okay to post the show.

If not, it will be out as soon as he gets his Wi-Fi back, I guess.

Those of you who came onto the show thinking you're going to hear stories about their passion trail,

for the next four or five weeks, five or six weeks, in fact,

you're just going to get stories basically about me trying to hike the Camino

and telling you how it's all gone.

If you don't like it, then you can hang out until we finish the Camino,

which is sometime towards the

middle of November, then the normal mighty blue episodes will be back.

And I will be interviewing people on the Camino haven't done so far, so the first episode

is going to be quite short.

But we're going to do day one and day two.

And if you've got any questions, you want to know about doing this this hike just write to

Steve at steve at hiking radio network.com and I will try to answer them while I'm away okay

so first of off we're going to talk about um day one and firstly actually how we got to or

how I got to uh bea ritz and then to Saint-Jean, Pierre de Port.

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