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A Writer Intends to Do the Camino De Santiago with a Roman Armor of 25 Kilos: 'The Most Difficult Thing Is Not to Carry the Weight, but to Do It in Sandals'
When Miquel Fornera (Alicante, 1995) starts walking on September 5, he will not wear shoes prepared to devour kilometers. Under his feet he will have a leather caligae studded with nails. On the body, helmet, gladius and lórica. And, adding armor, weapons and luggage, between 20 and 25 kilos. For a week, the Camino de Santiago will become something like a time machine for him.
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When Miquel Fornera (Alicante, 1995) starts walking on September 5, he will not wear shoes prepared to devour kilometers. Under his feet he will have a leather caligae studded with nails. On the body, helmet, gladius and lórica. And, adding armor, weapons and luggage, between 20 and 25 kilos. For a week, the Camino de Santiago will become something like a time machine for him.