Contribution · Overlooked perspective
Salomé R.“You show the scenery and the stages, but not the days when you wanted to give up. That is exactly what would help people who are still deciding whether to go.”
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I walked the Camino de Santiago alone for 30 days — and almost gave up
On the Trail@on-the-trail
Published August 26, 2026#camino #hiking #travel
Salomé R.Contribution · Humor
Nino B.“I came for the scenery. I am leaving with one certainty: my sofa is a seriously underrated piece of hiking gear.”
Community Signal
The moments of doubt stay off camera.
Several comments ask for fewer practical tips and more honesty about exhaustion, loneliness and the urge to quit. Others want the creator to keep the travel-diary format.
Recommendation · Next video
The three times I almost gave up — and what kept me going.
This idea builds on Salomé’s question and a need echoed in several other comments.
SaveCreator decision
Idea saved
Create a more personal video about the difficult moments of the journey.
Published Hall
What this video owes to its community
Salomé R.“Thank you, Salomé. Your comment made me realize I had told the story of the trail without showing what made it hard. Your question shaped the next video.”
— On the Trail
Nino B.“Thank you, Nino. Your comment made me laugh, but it also captures what people hesitate to leave behind before setting off. It deserved a place here.”
— On the Trail
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Counteed · Recognition CardAug 26, 2026
Salomé R.Overlooked perspective
“You show the scenery and the stages, but not the days when you wanted to give up.”
Recognized byOn the Trail
I walked the Camino de Santiago alone for 30 days · “On the Trail” Hall
Counteed · Recognition CardAug 26, 2026
Nino B.Humor
“My sofa is a seriously underrated piece of hiking gear.”
Recognized byOn the Trail
I walked the Camino de Santiago alone for 30 days · “On the Trail” Hall
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