even, even here you can enjoy real life the world that love you then that he doesn't get home on the. my know is a lawyer from saba, deb a city near barcelona. he made his 1st pilgrimage 24 years ago to get back into shape after a nice opperation. the religious side of the camino is foreign to him. sure. yet they are with us. yes, yes, i'm an atheist. the thank god, leading the walking gives me a lot, but nothing religious. it gives me physical and mental strengths and a love of life. it's not they. they live in finished at manolo has his pilgrim passport, stamped to prove he was here. he needs to walk at least a 100 kilometers on the route to get his certificate for compost. stella. good morning. can i get the pilgrim stamp here? for over a 1000 years, people from around the world have been making the pilgrimage to spain calisha

region to the shrine of saint james and santiago. since the 1900 seventy's, it's been something of a cult. the locals have grown used to the visitors with the pilgrims. life here has changed this more tourism. and in the beginning, they went welcome. people who saw them as people with no money who were just a nuisance given the fat order. today they're an economic factor in the finish region. the status, at least that was the case until the corona virus pandemic quarter closures and locked downs meant fewer pilgrims visiting hostiles and restaurants was now pub owners, like parker lopez, are slowly trying to get back on their feet. it said, you don't know. it's important that the pilgrims are coming back and it gives us a good feeling and helps us forget the past year with that and you give us all

ah, no one has already covered 65 kilometers, stopping at a hospital overnight. he's more than halfway there. but his feet are sore, it's a struggle. last year he was hit hard by a coby infection and he's still feeling some of the effects. but i me, the la they, when the, when i recovered from covered left the hospital. but it was those something was missing a better method that i will. it was a federal kind of now to be able to return to the camino de santiago despite the virus and all the difficulties. it's like having a 2nd life. they say it will be after 3 days, he has reached santiago, the destination of all pilgrims on the way of saint james. all the my know though has made it for the 99th time. you go to

campus, stella in latin with the cathedral stamp effect, and we're not really, you know, and now he wants to greet an old friend, so to speak. here, saint james is said to be buried. standing face to face with the saint is enough to make even an atheist like manolo feel devout if he could have either in the circle of life closes with death, yet i'm at that time wrote afraid of it and i'm no stranger to it. and in fact, when it approaches me, i want to meet it in a place that gives me lives in the middle of, when my time comes again, i want to die on the camino de santiago new. camino diablo, but not just yet. for now, manolo is already planning his next pilgrimage. his 100 will be a very special one. the. it's no secret that

these are immensely important to life on earth. they carry pole in from flower to flower and by doing so secure our food supplies. but in recent years, more and more b colonies have died away in france, their numbers have gone down by a staggering 30 percent due to pesticides, pests and mono cultures. beekeeper julia, is fighting this negative trim. he loves his bees, but he never thought that other people would show quite so much interest in his insect friends. the beekeepers yet better had it be high, stolen in february, he's determined to never let it happen again. i was eating, when i saw on my phone, someone taking away might be hives in a wheelbarrow she to protect his livelihood. he's instilled cameras in all his

behind. so as soon as there is movement, photo sent to his phone, the fest in february, across the many pressure, the colonies damage amounting 220000 euros. the last one. it's not just the hives that vanish when they stolen, but the living creatures. and of course, all the work you put into the cover of shyanne has been a beekeeper for 12 years here. 35 kilometers south west of paris. he now has a 1000 b hives, and he raises extra robust bees. we're headed in malcolm a. we specially bred our queens and male bees drones to be resistant to problems such as borrow m i. the problem on that. you can just step into that was his, these requests to face his danger. but i rule the b population is declining. 30

percent of the colonies in france died off recently. they yes, who flew off at the base is suffering from climate warming. for instance, this fly was blossoms too early, and then they froze over again. and new kinds of parasites from asia also making the basic, you know, then the manager on the prices for these have skyrocketed because so many b colonies of falling ale. we meet an official from the national union of french be keeping the theft is a huge issue. 617. the highest have already been reported. failing in france this year at 50 percent from the same time last year. no. on the one hand, if you have people who want to maintain their stock without putting into much work on the other, you've got people who take advantage of the fact that hives are easily accessible to make money for the long. and examinable grey is a beekeeper who lives 50 kilometers northwest of paris. he too was robbed,

and the thief was never caught. he was to make sure this never happens again and has a plan to protect his 200 b. hives he consulting? i don't know who makes gps track is that a place in the hive to track would be you could exam move monkey, basically, there is any movement i can see on my cell phone where my hive. if it's stolen, i have a link that i can send directly to the police, so they can track the theme, like when you go to each device cost 17 years. the be however, gps track has a new and highly coveted. several 100 highs already being monitored. we haven't developed this product at the request of beekeepers contact yet they contacted us and we adapted our logistics and industry products to be hives. for many cases of beef that remain unsolved. and even when the thief, the court,

the punishments are relatively mild. we meet 1000000 parent again signs to the photos. the person who stole his hiv could be convicted. it was a neighbor rule that we are really happy that we were able to track down the thief . and this one go unpunished, uniqueness, time off. it's julia wants to focus on the future. the weather is looking better and that these high season is beginning for a missed call in serbia. it's always the right season to visit one special place for 50 years. he's been going to a rock in the middle of the green river. it's an amazing beautiful location, but it's also a place with a bitter past. every day, lily and her own our mission. take a boat over the dream river into their very own little world. the, the cabin perched in the middle of the river was

a crazy teenage idea. mischika and poor of his friends built it on the rock near the border town of buying a boston 7 times in total. vocal story. we have an in 2011 and the, and the 1st one in 1968. that those it's a never ending labor of love. it started out as the shanty where the boys could get out in hardy. and each time the river destroys the cabin, they built it back up again. serves our persistence, says mischika. even when flood waters come up to here. and there, inventive, these hinges are designed to protect the cabin in the future. mister can simply fold up the walls and take out the furniture and then be out that way there's no resistance to the water. and it can flow through the cabin like through

a tunnel. so we hope the structure will remain intact to the swab, and you might think the cabin is fragile, but it's been an enduring element in his life. when you get sloppy, descended into war in the 1990 s, everything changed me script took on our jobs and headed to mexico to avoid being drafted his cabin got through the conflict unscathed, unlike the people in august. so very many muslims and served were good friends before the war. the people, whenever the problem just politics some politic, the war was started by the politicians, not the people. and with the war came still yeah, door slam matters. now. mistrust of the authorities is common in this region and it's typical for people to maintain a place as a retreat. nice guy just happens to have a very special one. ah, ah,

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