walking the walk 0 ▲ Science matters 1 hour ago · Life · hide Why would read a book about the Camino de Santiago when you can go it yourself GIY? Why keep a dog and bark yourself? Why start a Blob with rhetorical questions? I was that desperate for e-reading and earbooking material on Borrowbox that I downloaded To Walk the Way - One Pilgrim's Camino (2026) by Mike Timms. I did not take it because Timms is a retired Director of the Centre for Disability Studies at University College Dublin and lives in Bray Co Wicklow. But there were nevertheless a few parallels between his experience and mine along Le Chemin de St Jacques.Without that common background, To Walk the Way might read like a log-book or journal - which I have recently claimed to be intrinsically poor reading. So you have two (2) glasses on wine in Burgos? Mike, nobody cares, nobody is counting. ditto roncadores = snorers; ditto wrong turnings; ditto blisters; these things exist, they are inevitable to the process of pilgrimage. Readers didn't ask, so don't tell. What can be… Commenting on Bubbles has been removed. Why? If you want to talk about this post, write to the author, use the comments on their blog if it has them, or reply with a "RE:" post on your own blog. Suggestions? feedback@bubbles.town