YouTube Took Down My Channel

  YouTube decided to be funny and delete my channel for "violating community guidelines".  Because of course they wouldn't specify.  It might have been something about posting my blog link in the video description that might have gotten it flagged as a harmful, and therefore, taken down. But at least I have good 'ol Blogspot.  
  Well, I suppose I could describe to you what I said in the video.  It was going to be a Q&A video, answering questions I have been told about.  Firstly l, to address the concern of my death, I am, in fact, not dead.  Secondly, Luggage.  The company we have planned this trip through, Follow the Cammino, offers a luggage transfer, so someone will pick up your luggage you don't need and take it from hotel to hotel, or where you are staying.  Lastly, there were some questions about SIM cards.  Originally, we bought 2 in the Florence airport, which were Vodafone SIM cards.  They, unfortunately, did not work all too well.  So, instead, we opted for the Tim Mobile Tourist plan.  This is 200 minutes of talk time, unlimited WhatsApp, and 2GB of data for €14,00 a month (about $14.00).  This was purchase at a Tim store in Città di Castello.  These can be found in larger cities and are fairly numerous.
Well since I can't post videos,here some cool and interesting pictures I took along the way.
Shrine for Mary

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