Perspectives Episode 1 - Samantha Wrenshall Plavins

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A wonderful conversation with Samantha Wrenshall Plavins about her Camino from St Jean Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela in May and June of 2019. Sam kept a wonderful vlog of her journey, and we discuss some of the challenges she overcame, the people she encountered, and the lessons she brought back from her life-changing experience, filled with laughter and tears.  Her full video experience is available on her YouTube channel, Samantha Plavins, and on her website at www.samanthaplavins.com

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