It's day 10, March 9. We left Los Arcos and walked about 19–20 km toward Viana, passing through long, flat 'picture frame' countryside and rolling hills.

Day 9 on the Camino, walking from Estella to Los Arcos (about 21 km). The episode highlights the quirky Fuente del Vino wine tap, a forked decision to take a hillier scenic route, and varied terrain from wet forest climbs to wide rolling vineyards.

Day 8 of the Camino: a 21 km walk from Puente la Reina to Estella in wet, muddy conditions.

Day seven of the Camino covers about 23–24 km from Pamplona to Puente La Reina.

Puente Lorena, moving from the old city through suburbs and rolling agricultural hills.

The walkers note lighter trail shoes, muddy paths after rain, vast lines of wind turbines, and abundant cherry blossoms as they climb and battle brisk breezes and a light spit of rain.

After roughly 35–40,000 steps they arrive in a small stone town, rest, and plan to explore before continuing the journey.

After five days of walking we take a rest day in Pamplona, visiting the Plaza de Toros where the Running of the Bulls is held.

Day 5 of the Camino: a 20-kilometre walk from Zubiri to Pamplona, made easier by using a porter service and lighter day packs.

Cam interviews Kai Maronen from Baseball NT about Sunday Sluggers, a new six-week social baseball competition in Darwin featuring one-hour games, mixed-gender teams, supplied equipment, themed uniforms, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.Register teams or individuals via Baseball NT social media or email [email protected].

Day 4 on the Camino, Cam and family follow a mostly bush trail from Bizkarreta to Zubiri.

Only segments 1 and 5 could be published due to strong winds impacting audio quality: On day three the family leaves Roncesvalles for Biskarreta following a touching Pilgrim's Mass, limited sleep and lively smells.