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Credentials “stamps”
I walked the Camino Ingles as my first camino last year and wondered where to get stamps initially. Getting into the habit of asking anywhere you stop helps a lot. Looking back at my credential stamps came from tourist offices, council offices (they usually are easy to find in the centre of...- sinein
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Sello (stamp) Obsession: Is there a medical term for this?
I think the medical term may be sellotrophy in the early stages, followed by the sellotaped condition when you are totally bound up with it☺️- sinein
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Staying motivated between Caminos
Great to see how everyone keeps going. Lucky to be able to step outside my door, walk through the village, and be walking up country lanes in a couple of minutes. If I don't feel like going, and the weather is bad, I sometimes just go to see who I might meet up with from the village on the...- sinein
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Looking For a 5-7 Day Easy and Relatively Flat Camino
I was meaning to be supportive (-: I hope you have a great Camino!- sinein
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Looking For a 5-7 Day Easy and Relatively Flat Camino
Perhaps there are different ways of thinking about the Camino, about when it starts and finishes. For me it began 18 months before with a hip replacement and part of the Camino was the work done to get from crutches to the pilgrimage path. Actually walking the pilgrimage path was about...- sinein
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Looking For a 5-7 Day Easy and Relatively Flat Camino
One that doesn't seem to have been mentioned so far is the Camino Ingles - you can do the whole Camino from Ferrol to Santiago in 5-6 days. There are some hills but they are gentle ones and not arduous. I used Gronze and John Brierley's guidebook to divide up into stages that fitted me - about...- sinein
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