WCBH

Day 35 - Camino Francés: El Acebo to Ponferrada. 16km - the decent from the mountain.

Day 34 - Camino Francés: Rabanal del Camino to El Acebo. 18km, the Iron Cross, Mountains, and a steep decent.

Day 33 - Camino Francés: Astorga to Rabanal del Camino. 20km

Day 32 begins in the picturesque village of Hospital de Órbigo, crossing an old bridge over a river before setting off on a 17 km walk to Astorga. The morning is chilly but bearable, and the route promises a return to scenic rural paths after days beside busy roads.

In this episode we chat with Jono, a WCBH regular about the Camino.

Cam & Jono talk AFL ahead of Round 4.

Day 30 - Camino Francés: Leon to Villadangos del Paramo. 21km.

We are in Leon in the lead up to Palm Sunday.

Cam reviews results from the 2026 NRL NT Territory Junior Championships.

Day 28: a cold start walking 19 km from Mansilla de la Mulas toward León, now at 329.5 km remaining to Santiago de Compostela.

Day 27 of the walk: a 20-kilometre day from El Bergo to Mansilla, with the first 12 km to Religios and a shorter second stretch into town. A quiet morning walk past houses with chickens, a long coffee-less first stretch, and a warm tortilla lunch followed by sweetbread.  

Jono and Cam recap a chaotic early AFL season: big wins, surprising losses, and key injuries that are already shaping contenders and underachievers. They discuss the confusing impact of byes on the ladder and review notable performances from last weekend. They then preview round three matchups, examine team changes and injuries, and share their tips and predictions—highlighting the uncertainty as the season struggles to find its rhythm.

The SRA Territory Stingers women’s team is locked in for the 2026 Malaysian Hockey League, with the squad featuring the return of Territory Stinger and Hockeyroos great Brooke Peris, the signing of former Hockeyroos defender Penny Squibb, Black Sticks quality through the Northern Gateway Initiative, and seven young Territorians set to make their Malaysian Hockey League debuts.

Leaving Sargun after a generous breakfast from friendly hotel owners, the walkers reflect on how small comforts — like hot water — shape the Camino experience. A shorter 16 km day felt tougher, and today they face 20 km to El Burgo Ranero across flat, agricultural terrain.

Camino Francés - Day 25: Ledigos to Sahagun (16 km).

Day 24 on the Camino: a 22–23 km day dominated by a long 17 km stretch across the flat Meseta with icy tailwinds, passing tractors and a repetitive landscape. The group stocked up at a small supermarket, kept extra water and snacks, and refueled with peri‑peri drenched chips at a roadside albergue.

Day 23: walking from Fromista to Carrión de los Condes. We stop for a riverside lunch with baguettes while tractors amusingly circle around. The day felt manageable at about 19 km, though detours took us closer to 22 km.

Day 22 of the Camino: a 25 km walk from Castrojeriz to Frómista featuring a steep climb up an 'alto', wide panoramic views of valleys, windmills and distant villages, and a hot, dry day across the Meseta.

Day 21: a 19-kilometre walk from Hornillos to Castrojeriz with an early start alongside fellow pilgrims. A welcome stop at Fuente Ciedras albergue/bar offered big mugs, warm drinks and peanut butter-and-banana on toast before continuing. The route passes impressive abbey ruins and finishes in Castrojeriz, a long village at the base of a hill topped by a medieval castle — a striking example of centuries-old stone architecture.

Day 20: First day walking after a rest day — 21 km from Burgos to Hornillos del Camino.

Cam and Jono wrap up Round 1 and preview Round 2 of the AFL, as well as getting massively sidetracked as usual.

Day 19: A rest day in Burgos after walking about 280 km — roughly one third of the Camino. The walkers reflect on sore legs, a welcome pause, and how their bodies anticipated the break.

Day 18 walking from Atapuerca to Burgos.  

Day 17, 19 kilometres from Villafranca, Montes de Oca to Atapuerca.

Day 16 of the walk covers 14 km from Belorado to Villafranca Montes de Oca in cold, muddy, and uncertain weather. Apologies, wind did cause some interruptions to the audio quality.

Day 15 of the Camino: a 23-kilometre walk from Santo Domingo to Belorado in cold, rainy, and windy conditions. The route stayed close to the main road, crossed quiet towns and rolling green farmland, with long steady inclines.

Day 14 on the Camino — a 21-kilometre walk from Nájera to Santo Domingo de la Calzada under big blue skies, passing vineyards, rolling green fields and distant snow-capped peaks.

Day 13 of the Camino: a 16 km walk from Navarrete to Nejera, hitting the 200 km mark overall. The group reflects on pace, fellow pilgrims and not racing to Santiago for Easter.

Host Cam interviews multi-code American athlete AJ Holmes about the NRL season opener in Las Vegas, the crossover between American football and Rugby League, and the game’s growth potential in the United States.