About the Author
A Colorado native based in southern New Jersey,
Beebe Bahrami extends her idea of home on regular semi-nomadic treks, visits, explorations, and excavations in southwestern France and northern Spain. Having walked the Camino de Santiago now too many times to count, she has also lived on different stretches of the trail. She has survived pigeon, boar, and rabbit hunting season in the Pyrenees, detoured with sheepherders in Rioja, pressed grapes in León, and studied herbs and rituals with a druid in Galicia.
Beebe is the author of two travel memoirs,
Café Oc: A Nomad’s Tales of Magic, Mystery, and Finding Home in the Dordogne of Southwestern France, and
Café Neandertal: Excavating the Past in One of Europe’s Most Ancient Places. In addition to
Moon Camino de Santiago, she has penned several travel guides, including
The Spiritual Traveler Spain: A Guide to Sacred Sitesand Pilgrim Routes, and
Historic Walking Guides Madrid. Her work also appears in
Wine Enthusiast, The Bark, and
Archaeology, among others. To read her work, visit
http://www.beebebahrami.weebly.com.
When Beebe is not on the trail or writing, she is studying trekking gear catalogs, pouring over obscure cookbooks, trying to master the subjunctive in French and Spanish, doing yoga, and surfing her trusty 7’6″ surfboard while dreaming of her next Camino.
