For Traugott Roser, meeting people is the real secret of the Camino de Santiago. The more he pays attention to them, the more he gets on to himself. There are the 23-year-old South Korean student, the welder from the Canadian heavy metal industry, the biker from Oldenburg or even miraculous encounters like the one at 410 km when he meets Jesus. When he arrives at his destination, Traugott Roser feels like in paradise, or more precisely: in a three-day frenzy that leads him to a punk bar and a disco and finally to the relics of St. James.
For Traugott Roser, meeting people is the real secret of the Camino de Santiago. The more he pays attention to them, the more he gets on to himself. T...
