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We did the Universal Peace Walk from Mdina to Zejtun. Three years ago we had planned to do the Camino de Invierno in Spain, but covid arrived and we had…
Lorena Rebolo
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Malta didn’t feature on the map of routes in my pilgrim passport, and I wanted to do something about it…
Daniel Azzopardi
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I was very happy for the opportunity presented by the Path, which never ends, we are called wherever we are, whether on the original path, or on an island..I appreciate…
Nara Pessoa
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This year, 2023, I walked the Camino Maltes for the first time. The weather was perfect, the route well marked and the company of some 150 other pilgrims most exhilarating…
Don Pace
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I’m Clara 😊, I am 27 years years old. I walked 260km of Camino Di Santiago (from Andorra to Santiago de Compostela) in 2017. On the 12 March of 2023,…
Clara Francesca Aquilina
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