British-born Tasmanian pilgrim Gary Chesters' Camino taught him how to dream a new dream

from My Camino - the podcast · host Dan Mullins

Perhaps we're all on a journey looking for home. Gary Chesters walked the Camino earlier this year, pretty much on a whim. He just knew he had to do it to free him up to begin a new phase of his life. Listen to his voice and energy change as he talks about changes HE went through on the Way. It's awesome. Dream a new dream!

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